Wool vest, £870, cotton shirt with scarf, £680, and wool-gaberdine suit trousers, £3,100 (including jacket), all Ermenegildo Zegna XXXJohn Nash's paintings of the Great War are deeply moving, nightmarish views across the anti-landscape of the trenches.
He fought at Passchendaele and Cambrai; at the latter he was one of only 12 from his battalionto escape death or injury. He became an official war artist in 1918, and returned to Britain traumatised, seeking to find his way back to health by painting the English countryside.
His first such works were of Buckinghamshire cornfields, long-shadowed with the coming of evening; the corn sheaves stand in stooked pairs, leaning on one another like wounded men marching into the distance.These past.
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