Nash Collection

Savernake Forest, 1935. Artist: Paul Nash
Savernake Forest, 1935. After the painting by Paul Nash. From Modern Masterpieces Part 11. [George Newnes Ltd, London, 1935]

Frazer-Nash Replica
A marque for the serious sports-car enthusiast, the oddly-named Frazer-Nash T.T. Replica is priced at over six hundred pounds. Date: 1937

RICHARD BEAU NASH The dandy in his younger days when Beau was an appropriate sobriquet : later, alas, he put on weight, despite the health-giving waters of Bath

King Henry VIII at Hever
HENRY VIII arrives at Hever Castle, Kent, the family home of his mistress, Anne Boleyn, circa 1530

Nash car showroom
Warren. Nash Motor Corporation, Interior, sales room, B way & 58th Street

The May-pole, 1866. Artist: Charles Cousen
The May-pole, 1866. 19th century imagining of Elizabethans celebrating May Day, an annual European tradition thought to have originated as a pagan fertility rite

Nash Point lighthouse keeper
Mr Nathan Illston, Senior Keeper at Nash Point Lighthouse, portrait. Now deceased, he was a Trinity House Keeper for 44 years. First published The Sunday Times Date: 1988

The Painter as Illustrator, 1932, (1946). Artist: Paul Nash
The Painter as Illustrator, 1932, (1946). Hydriotaphia, Urn Burial, or, a Discourse of the Sepulchral Urns lately found in Norfolk, is a work by Thomas Browne (1605-1682)

Union Workhouse, Halstead, Essex
The entrance driveway of the Halstead Union workhouse, Essex. The workhouse was built in 1838 on North Street (now Hedingham Road) and was designed by William T Nash

The House of Commons During A Debate, 1858, (1947). Creator: Unknown
The House of Commons During A Debate, 1858, (1947). Interior of the Palace of Westminster in London, with (all-male) members of parliament on opposing benches. Lithograph after a painting

Witley Court, Worcestershire, home of the Earl of Dudley, c1880. Formerly known as Whitley Court, the house was built in 1655 by Thomas Foley, a prosperous Midlands ironmaster

Paul Nash, 1940
Paul Nash, Air Ministry war artist, examining a photograph. 1940

Exeter Change by Charles Robinson
A visit to the menagerie at Exeter Change, one of the many picturesque buildings in the Strand destroyed by road widening in 1830. Built on the site of St

New Church, Haggerston, Hackney, London, 1827. Artist: William Deeble
New Church, Haggerston, Hackney, London, 1827. St Marys Church, Haggerston, designed by John Nash and built in 1826-1827

Edwardian couple at Lion Rock, Dovedale, Derbyshire
Finely dressed, on the left is Kate Nash and beside her is Edgar Battersby, brother of the photographer. Edgar volunteered as a Private for service in the Great War

John Nash / Photo 2 of 2
JOHN NASH English architect

United Kingdom, England, Brighton, the Brighton Pavilion - George IVs summer palace
United Kingdom, England, Brighton, the Brighton Pavilion - George IVas summer palace

1954 Nash Metropolitan. Creator: Unknown
1954 Nash Metropolitan

The Blue Drawing Room, Buckingham Palace, London, 1894. Creator: Unknown
The Blue Drawing Room, Buckingham Palace, London, 1894. Designed by John Nash, the room is decorated with pairs of scagliola (imitation marble or other stone) columns, here painted to resemble onyx

Statue of John Nash, London, England, UK

1956 AMC Rambler 4-Door Sedan Custom

Advert, Nash Houses, Eastcote, Middlesex
Advert for Nash Houses at Nash Way, Eastcote, Middlesex, also at Rayners Lane and South Harrow. 1934

The Quadrant, Regent Street, c1852. Creator: Day & Son
The Quadrant, Regent Street, c1852. After E.Walker. Regent Street in London is named after George, the Prince Regent (later George IV)

Germany, Hessen, Rudesheim, Nash classic car outside Siegfrieds Mechanical Music Cabinet (Siegfrieds Mechanisches Musikkabinett)

Old classical car in front of traditional building, Rudesheim, Rhine valley, Hesse, Germany

A Nash Metropolitan nose. The Nash Metropolitan was an American make-over of the Austin A40, which was in turn imported into the UK. Date: circa 1959

Sea Wall
A watercolour painting of a figure wearing a white covering and red hat, walking along some broad steps overlooking a beach. Date: circa 1921

Void
This painting depicts a landscape terrorised by war, with broken trees filling the background, and a savage mess of guns, ammunition and a military vehicle making up the foreground

Eruption
An etching showing an explosive eruption, probably from shelling, the background is filled with broken trees from war damage. Date: circa 1918

Indians In Belgium
A coloured chalk drawing of some Indian soldiers at an encampment in Belgium, one is lighting a cigarette, while another is stoking the fire, others are walking behind the red tent. Date: circa 1918

Broken Trees, Wytschaete
A landscape etching which highlights a large number of broken trees, damaged from war during the capture of Wytschaete in the battle of Messines, on the Western Front, in WW1. Date: circa 1918

Langham Church
A watercolour of All Souls Church, situated at Langham Place, Marylebone, London, under a night sky, from the end of the street

A Summer Garden
A landscape painting of a nicely arranged summer garden, with a good balance of trees and flower beds, under a blue, cloudy sky. Date: circa 1917

Winter Landscape
A colourful painting showing a farm settlement with fenced fields and barns in winter, trees are casting shadows which stretch over the land and a swam of birds can be seen in the sky

Nasturiums
A still life oil painting of a decorative vase of nasturium flowers in red, orange and yellow. Date: circa 1918

Little boy dreaming of battles, WW1 Date: 1914-1918

United States, Ohio, Gambier. Kenyon College
United States, Ohio, Gambier. Old Kenyon at Kenyon College. It was founded by Bishop Philander Chase in 1824. Old Kenyon, the oldest building on campus (1827-1836)

WW2 poster, The Battle of Britain, by Paul Nash. Date: 1940

Ogden Nash, popular American poet
Frederic Ogden Nash (1902-1971), American poet popular for his light verse. Date: circa 1960s

Street scene in the Pantiles, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, with eminent visitors including Dr Johnson and David Garrick Date: 1748

Tunbridge Wells, Kent: eminent visitors to the Pantiles, including Dr Johnson and David Garrick Date: 1748

Sunflower and Sun, c. 1945 (oil on canvas)
1197100 Sunflower and Sun, c. 1945 (oil on canvas) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 63.5x50.8 cm; Private Collection; Photo © Christies Images

Summer, (oil on canvas)
657636 Summer, (oil on canvas) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); Private Collection; (add.info.: Summer. Paul Nash (1889-1946). Oil on canvas

A London Underground poster advertising the British Industries Fair, 1935 (colour lithograph)
1198193 A London Underground poster advertising the British Industries Fair, 1935 (colour lithograph) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 25x33 cm; Private Collection; Photo © Christies Images

Summer Flowers in a Vase, (oil on canvas laid on board)
657105 Summer Flowers in a Vase, (oil on canvas laid on board) by Nash, Paul (1889-1946); 41x33 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Summer Flowers in a Vase. Paul Nash (1889-1946)

George Nash & William Satch Great Britain London 2012 Olympic Games, Rowing, Mens Pairs Eton Dorney, London, England 01 August 2012 Date: 01 August 2012

Katerina Nash Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Uci Mountain Bike World Cup Dalby Forest, Yorkshire, England 25 April 2010 Date: 25 April 2010

Dion Nash New Zealand 12 May 1999 Date: 12 May 1999

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"Nash: A Journey Through Time and Art" Step into the enchanting world of Nash, where history intertwines with artistry. From the depths of Savernake Forest in 1935 to the captivating brushstrokes of Paul Nash, this caption takes you on a mesmerizing journey. In 1935, amidst the lush greenery of Savernake Forest, artist Paul Nash found inspiration that would forever shape his artistic legacy. His masterful creation captured within its depths an ethereal beauty that transcended time itself. As we delve further into the realm of Nash, we encounter the Frazer-Nash Replica - a symbol of innovation and elegance. This magnificent vehicle embodies both power and grace, leaving admirers in awe as it glides through streets lined with history. Speaking of history, let us not forget Richard Beau Nash - a name synonymous with grandeur and sophistication. Like King Henry VIII at Hever Castle, he commanded attention wherever he went; his presence etched in every corner he graced. Venturing beyond regal realms, we find ourselves immersed in another facet of Nash's story - the bustling atmosphere within a car showroom bearing his name. Here dreams are born as sleek machines whisper promises of adventure to those who dare to dream big. But our journey does not end there; it takes us even deeper into time's embrace. The House of Commons during a heated debate in 1858 reveals moments frozen forever by an unknown creator – capturing democracy's heartbeat echoing through centuries past. From political arenas to coastal landscapes stands proudly Nash Point lighthouse keeper – guardian against treacherous tides guiding ships safely home for generations untold. Yet life is multifaceted; thus our path leads us to Union Workhouse in Halstead where stories unfold beneath its roof – tales woven from resilience and compassion amidst hardship’s grip. Witley Court emerges next on our voyage – once home to Earl Dudley himself, its grandeur echoes through the ages.