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Goldmark 14
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It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
Subscribe to the Goldmark Magazine and get 4 issues for the price of 3 >
It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
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Subscribe to the Goldmark Magazine and get 4 issues for the price of 3 >
It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
It seems appropriate, as summer gives way to autumn, that our October issue turns to themes of earth and wood; whether it’s the generousness of Jean-Nicolas Gérard’s earthenware pottery, Anthony Gross’ paintings of living landscapes, or the earthiness of Frank Dobson’s nude sculptures. Our feature on the Goldmark Atelier’s latest venture offers a fascinating insight into the woodblocks of John Nash, while wood – in various guises – marks just one of the elemental refrains of the work of Joe Tilson. Enjoy these and more in our latest autumnal offering.
