Paul Nash

Black and white negative, a gazebo and a stone wall, Whitecliff Manor Farm

[c.1933–5]

Paul Nash, ‘Black and white negative, a gazebo and a stone wall, Whitecliff Manor Farm’ [c.1933–5] — Image released under

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Created by: Paul Nash 1889–1946
Title: Black and white negative, a gazebo and a stone wall, Whitecliff Manor Farm
Date: [c.1933–5]
Medium: Black and white negative
Dimensions: 126 × 82 mm
Format: Photograph - negative
Collection: Tate Archive
Acquisition: Presented by the Paul Nash Trust 1970
Reference: TGA 7050PH/1241

British Surrealism Pittura metafisica (metaphysical art) Post-impressionism Surrealism Unit One

Archive context

Negatives of 1267 photographs taken by Paul Nash TGA 7050PH (1,268)

Black and white negative, a gazebo and a stone wall, Whitecliff Manor Farm TGA 7050PH/1241

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