Paul Nash, 1928, 1918

Paul Nash

1918

Sunrise, Inverness Copse

Explore Paul Nash's haunting watercolor 'Sunrise, Inverness Copse,' created in 1918 during WWI. Inspired by landscapes and influenced by Blake & Turner, this Expressionist masterpiece resides at the Imperial War Museum.

Paul Nash

1924

The Creation Of Animals

Paul Nash

1924

The Creation Of The Starry Firmament

Paul Nash

1924

The Creation Of Birds And Fishes

Paul Nash

1924

The Creation Of Land

Paul Nash

1924

The Separation Of Light From Darkness

Paul Nash

1928

The Diving Stage

Paul Nash's 'The Diving Stage' (1928) is a haunting modernist landscape—a stark, solitary diving platform against an ambiguous backdrop evoking isolation and anticipation. Explore its symbolic depth.

Paul Nash

1924

The Creation Of The Firmament

Paul Nash

1925

The Stackyard

A peaceful countryside scene featuring golden haystacks and a rustic red building comes to life in this 1925 modernist landscape by Paul Nash, inviting you to bring the beauty of British Modernism into your home.

This etching captures the desolate beauty of Dymchurch's coastal wall, showcasing Nash’s masterful use of line and texture to convey industrial severity against a natural backdrop.