I know we're not supposed to be thinking about World War One any more but I've never been very good at doing things at the right time... Actually I wrote a version of this podcast a few years ago as the first chapter of a proposed book. No, the book never did get written, but it's been fun revisiting this story... Happy listening!
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| Paul Nash, The Peacock Path, 1912 |
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| John Wheatley, Edward Thomas, 1916 |
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| The Artists' Rifles, feat. Frederick Leighton |
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| Paul Nash, Lavengro & Isopel in the Dingle, 1912 |
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| William Blake Richmond |
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| Grave of Paul and Margaret Nash, Langley, Bucks |
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| Iver Heath |
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| Boat-gate, Iver Heath |
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| Paul Nash looking spruce, c1918 |
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| Paul Nash, Ruined Landscape, Old Battlefield, Vimy, 1917 |
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| Margaret Nash, nee Odeh |
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| Passchendaele |
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| The Common, Chalfont St Peter |
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| premises of Mrs Grieve, herbalist |
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| Paul Nash, We are Making a New World, 1918 |
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| John Nash, The Cornfield, 1918 |
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