Paul Nash: Landscape and the Life of Objects
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,History & Criticism
Paul Nash: Landscape and the Life of Objects Details
About the Author Andrew Causey wrote extensively on 20th-century art and was the author of Paul Nash: Critical Study and Catalogue Raisonne and books on Edward Burra and Peter Lanyon. He contributed to exhibition catalogues on Stanley Spencer, Andy Goldsworthy and other artists. He selected works for exhibitions in Britain and abroad, including British Art in the Twentieth Century at the Royal Academy in 1987 and was Emeritus Professor of the History of Modern Art at Manchester University." Read more
Reviews
I was very excited to order this for a friend, because this is one of very few books about this interesting artist. I am happy that Andrew Causey put this together, because lord knows Nash is not a household name. There are a lot of reproductions in this book, but are quite small, a bit pale, with often three or four images to a spread which can make it a little difficult to take them in unimpeded. This is an artist that really is deserving of a more sensitive publication with attention to detail and larger more quality reproductions. Overall a this is a pretty good book though. For fans of landscape painting, Charles Burchfield, Stanley Spencer, John Piper, even Morris Graves this book is recommended.
