Contents: Acknowledgements; Introduction; 'An epoch of horror': The First World War, 1916-18; 'Eternal London': The Thames and the English countryside, 1917-29; 'The most fascinating city in the world': Nevinson's prints of Jazz Age New York, 1919-21; Paris and La Belle France, 1917-31; Epilogue; Catalogue raisonne; Glossary; Chronology; Bibliography; Index.
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'Dr Black takes the reader on the dynamic journey that was Nevinson's printmaking career: from the well known Western Front images, through the vibrant jazz age in New York, and the delights and depressions of post war Paris, to his home town, London, and the tranquility afforded by the English countryside.' British Art Journal