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The Clare Neilson Collection

Paul Nash, 20th century

Pallant House Gallery, Chichester

Collection of works on paper and books by and relating to Paul Nash. The collection was formed by Clare Neilson, a close friend of the artist. Includes 12 individual wood engravings (1919 - c. 1930) and 'Tyger, Tyger' (c. 1938-40), a collage of a colour engraving of a tiger against a photograph of a ruin in the Forest of Dean, mounted on a letter from the artist to Clare Neilson.

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Title of artwork, date

The Clare Neilson Collection, 20th century

Date supported

2013

Medium and material

Collage & wood engraving & copper engraving & printed books

Dimensions

Various

Gifted by

Jeremy Greenwood and Alan Swerdlow

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