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Unknown person(s), Paul Nash, recipient: Edward Burra

Collage of newspaper cuttings showing two figures embracing

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Created by
Unknown person(s)
Paul Nash 1889–1946
Recipient
Edward Burra 1905–1976
Title
Collage of newspaper cuttings showing two figures embracing
Date
Medium
Printed paper on paper
Dimensions
107 × 215 mm (collage), 300 × 418 mm (mount)
Description
Inscribed by Paul Nash 'A Valentine for Edward from his friends at /...'.
Format
Artwork - on paper, unique
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented to the Archive by Lady Ann Ritchie in February 1977.
Reference
TGA 771/5/4
British Surrealism

Archive context

  • Papers of Edward Burra TGA 771 (3)
    • Material relating to or by Paul Nash, collected by Edward Burra TGA 771/5 (3)
      • Collage of newspaper cuttings showing two figures embracing TGA 771/5/4
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