PAUL NASH POSTERS

Paul Nash designed a number of posters for a variety of clients throughout his career. The following are the ones I have come across. I have not included the famous Leicester Galleries poster of 1918, as this simply reproduces his lithograph Void of War. The London Transport posters are repoduced with kind permission. Their site is at http://www.ltmcollection.org/

1. DRAWINGS BY PAUL & JOHN NASH 1913. Dorien Leigh Gallery. 55.3 x 41.9cms. Colours unknown.

Note: It looks as though Paul did the landscape elements and John the figures.

2. FRIDAY CLUB date unknown, probably pre-1920. Alpine Club Galleries. 76 x 51cms. Printed in black.






3. FRIDAY CLUB Date unknown, probably pre-1920. Mansard Gallery. 76 x 51cms. Printed in green & black.






4. RYE MARSHES 1932. You Can Be Sure of Shell series. 76 x 115cms. Polychromatic.

5. BUY HOME PRODUCE Date unknown, probably 1931 (it was illustrated in that year in Commercial Art). Empire Marketing Board. 54 x 79cms. Polychromatic. Part of a triptych, with text panels to either side.






6. FOOTBALLERS PREFER SHELL 1935. You Can Be Sure of Shell series. 76 x 115cms. Printed in black, brown & blue.

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7. BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR 1935. London Transport. 25.5 x 33cms. Printed in blue & black.

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8. COME OUT TO LIVE 1936. London Transport. 101.6 x 63.5cms. Polychromatic.






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9. COME IN TO PLAY 1936. London Transport. 101.6 x 63.5cms. Polychromatic.

10. KIMMERIDGE FOLLY 1937. You Can Be Sure of Shell series. 76 x 115cms. Polychromatic.