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London: The Architectural Review., 1936. First edition. Paperback. Good. Folio. Original paper covers, ( disbound and lacking paper spine and rear cover, front cover mounted on front end-paper). Articles on the Film Studios Denham; Humphry Repton's Baynham Abbey; Gio Ponti's School of Mathematics at Rome and with Paul Nash's essay on Surrealism 'The Object' with examples by Nash, Agar, Man Ray, Breton and Calder; the Competition Result for 'Holiday Surrealism' which was judged by Nash, Penrose and the Editor, the winners were Luke Summers, Bill Brandt and Bernard Mason.

London: Arthur Tooth & Sons Ltd,, 1964. First edition. Paperback. Fine. Sq.8vo. Original card covers. 31 item catalogue, 4 b/w plates.

Cambridge: Counterpoint Publications., 1943. First American edition. Paperback. Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Colour cover by Gerald Wilde. Contains the first printing of Paul Nash's illustrated essay 'Aerial Flowers' and Peter Goffin's essay on Cecil Collins. Other illustrated articles on Eileen Agar and Bryan Wynter. Covers rubbed and chipped with marginal loss, with internal tape repairs to covers.

Oxford: Counterpoint Publications., 1946. First edition. Paperback. Good. 4to. Original buff card covers, with mounted colour plate. No.963/1000 copies. Facsimile of Nash's original text of 1939 with 3 of his b/w photographs of fallen tree trunks. the colour plate on the upper cover torn, detached and heavily creased.

Hampstead.: Self-published., 1938. First edition. Folding sheet.. Very Good. A hand written letter in black ink on unheaded folded grey notepaper addressed: 3 Eldon Road, Hampstead, NW35 to Cicely Grey: February 1938 My dear Cicely, please come and see us, we'd love to see you again and it will reassure us both. We thought you had abandoned us as we never heard from you again. I was staying with Tom and Gillian in October and we used to talk of you. They are steadily making a nice fat living out of The Blue Pool. I made a drawing of it and we are planning to produce a sort of guide to the Pool... Of course we should love to come and sample your cook and sniff the tulips from the country. With our best greetings Paul. With an envelope in adifferent hand. Nash stayed with the Barnards, the owners of the Blue Pool, at Furzebrook House in 1937 and talked of producing a guide for the Blue Pool for which he would supply illustrations. Provenance: the Barnard family.… Read More

London: Imperial War Museum., 1996. First edition. Paperback. Fine. 4to. Original card covers. 74 item catalogues, two texts by Nash 'The Personality of Planes' and 'Aerial Flowers'. Monochrome illusts.

London: Hamet Gallery., 1973. First edition. Paperback. Fine. 12mo. Original card covers. 11 b/w plates, 69 item catalogue, chronology.

London.: Soho Gallery Limited., 1937. First edition. Paperback. Poor. Folio. Original paper covers, with mounted colour plate. 5 only (of 10) colour plates. Covers rubbed and frayed. From the library of the writer Anthony Bosman, with an ink presentation inscription to him on the half-title in Nash's hand.

London: Tate Gallery Publications., 1973. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 8vo. Three panel folding sheet. The catalogue listing with one b/w plate, short essay and 99 item catalogue.