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Contains mentions of the Rowley Gallery concerning mountings and having tea with Dora Carrington; a private view card for 9 January 1914 for exhibition of paintings by H Gilman and Spencer F Gore at Carfax, and a sketch showing Paul’s nose swollen. Includes envelope.
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Gives news of his experiences in France; mentions writings and drawings in progress, and doing a painting for an advertisement on behalf of his Commanding Officer. Includes envelope.
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The note states that Nash’s drawings are ‚of no importance from a military point of view‘.
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Describing his experiences of the war in France; mentions regret at not being able to draw the docks. Includes envelope.
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Contains general news and mentions plans to show new works to [William] Richmond and to send pictures to Gordon Bottomley. Also includes a drawing of a woman, and the back of the envelope is illustrated with pictures of doves. This relates to the artwork ‚Lavengro and Isopel in the Dingle‘ 1912-13 (T01782 Tate)
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The letter discusses Nash‘ plans for getting a commission, his having joined the bombing section of the battalion and his training to throw grenades, and the sale of an un-named work ‚at the London Group or somewhere‘. The letter is illustrated with a drawing of a garden with two people, hens and hares.
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The letter thanks Nash’s father for sending some money and mentions that Nash has received money from the New English Art Club for the sale of a watercolour ‚of the orchard‘. The letter also mentions the cold weather in France and some birds and trees seen by Nash.
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The letter describes Nash’s experiences at an advanced bombing position on the front line, and explains that he was promoted to Lance Corporal not for an act of gallantry but for his work for the company. Nash mentions that he has received a cheque ‚for my „Canal“ picture which was in the NEAC [New English Art Club]‘.
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Annotated on the envelope by Margaret Nash ’special letter for me‘, and concerns their troubled relationship, including Paul apologising for his recent conduct, and discussing the nature of their love. Includes envelope.
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Letter regarding the categories of internees eligible for release.
Collection Tate Archive Acquisition The material was presented to the nation (as a gift