Winter Wood
From the suite Places published in 1922; seven prints from impressions from the woodblocks designed and engraved by Paul Nash as illustrations for his prose poems.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
From the suite Places published in 1922; seven prints from impressions from the woodblocks designed and engraved by Paul Nash as illustrations for his prose poems.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
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Description
From the suite Places published in 1922; seven prints from impressions from the woodblocks designed and engraved by Paul Nash as illustrations for his prose poems.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
Inspired by Samuel Palmer and Bake's Virgil the poems and illustrations have been likened to a pilgrim's progress from darkness to light.
Hampden.
Nash and his wife used the Red Lion Inn, Whiteleaf, Princes Risborough as a base between 1919 and 1921. This scene at Hampden is less than two miles away.
