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1900 to the present day, and for researching and building, through purchase or gift
1900 to the present day, and for researching and building, through purchase or gift
Consists of the notice of the accident sent by the War Office; envelope annotated by Margaret Nash ‚opening this was one of the terrible moments of my life‘ and with description of contents.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Written from France while on commission to make drawings at the Front as a war artist, describing his experiences and his work there, including accounts of visiting Jack [Nash]. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Letter enclosing a copy of the government White Paper entitled, ‚German and Austrian civilian internees‘.
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift
Concerning news of his experiences in France, including descriptions of the places he sees and his impressions of the war. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Discusses the food shortages and prospects of revolution in Britain, mentions having done twenty drawings, and expresses a hope of sending something for the London Group summer or spring show. Illustrated with a sketch of a landscape. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Describing his experiences of the war in France; illustrated with a sketch of a soldier, perhaps himself, with a pipe. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Mainly concerning his stay there due to a nasal infection and his plans for transfer to a London hospital; illustrated with a picture of a mouse. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Written from Gosport, mainly giving personal news, with some mention of the drawings he is doing and arrangements for the disposition of finished works. Mentions the hanging of Nash’s pictures at the [Birmingham Repertory] Theatre; illustrated with a sketch of a dove in a military cap and carrying a cane. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift
Mainly concerning his life at Camberley Staff College, arrangements for leave and other personal news; mentions arrangements for having pictures photographed and hopes of selling at Goupil and preparations for final exams at the College. Includes envelope.
Format Document – correspondence Collection Tate Archive Acquisition Gift