Laura Gascoigne

The county that inspired a whole way of painting: Sussex Landscape, at Pallant House, reviewed

The hero of this exhibition is chalk

‘The Rye Marshes, East Sussex’, 1932, Paul Nash: commissioned as a poster by Shell to tempt young metropolitans into their cars. Credit: © Ferens Art Gallery / Bridgeman Images
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  • Sussex Landscape: Chalk, Wood and Water

    Pallant House Gallery, until 23 April

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