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    David Nash - 45 Years of Drawing


    Annely Juda Fine Art 2024 ISBN 9781915989055 Acqn 36356
    Pb 20x24cm 120pp col ills £30

    David Nash's lifelong exploration of the nature of wood and its habitats has established him as
    one of Britain's foremost artists working in sculpture and environmental installations. Through his
    profound understanding of the qualities of trees - both in life and after being cut - he has
    developed a unique artistic idiom. Drawing has played a vitally important role alongside his
    sculptural work. What began as a tool for sketching ideas for sculptures soon evolved into an
    independent creative endeavour, as effective in swiftly capturing ideas as the physical directness
    of carving.

    David Nash: 45 Years of Drawing offers a rare opportunity to explore the full scope of Nash's
    engagement with drawing, revealing the integral role it has played in his broader artistic journey.
    The works on display capture the immediacy, energy and evolution of his ideas across 45 years,
    providing fresh insights into the mind of an artist whose work is as much about process as it is
    about form. As Nash himself notes, "all I can hope for is that the 'truth' of the idea is indicated in
    the life of the marks."

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