Tag: Dorchester Abbey

• In search of Paul Nash

  

  That Nash had a close relationship with his subject matter is clear; he paints with clarity, scenes and items that are often overlooked as ordinary. Or plain and everyday. He has revealed how a clump of trees on a hillside says so much about ourselves. But therein lies the astonishing skill and beauty in his work.

  Mary Tebje

  27th September 2018

  sense of place, The Chilterns, Travel and Tourism, Travel blogging

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