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Void by Paul Nash

Void

Paul Nash · 1918

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Artist
Paul Nash
Date
1918
Location
National Gallery of Canada
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THE ARTIST

Paul Nash

Paul Nash, a British surrealist and war artist, transformed the scarred landscapes of World War I into iconic images and later explored mystical symbolism.

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