John Nash
Pathway, Whiteleaf Woods, 1922/3
Signed verso
Oil on canvas
21.5 x 17 inches
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Provenance
The Artist's Estate; by descent; Private collection
Note: A fine early 'Whiteleaf' landscape painted soon after John and his brother Paul Nash had returned from the Trenches. These landscapes from the early 1920s evoke both melancholy and mystery. The brothers stayed at Whiteleaf in Buckinghamshire at the end of the war and worked closely together.
There is a later hillside painting to the reverse.