Winter Evening - John Nash , n/d.
British, 1893-1977
Oil on canvas , 63.5 x 76 cm.
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The only thing greater than the power of the mind is the courage of the heart
John Nash
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John Nash, "Over the Top", 1918
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"A Path Through Trees", John Nash, 1915.
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by John Nash
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Advent Character Countdown❄️13th December❄️
|| No. 12: John Nash (A Beautiful Mind, 2001)
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Looks like no fighters have opted out of the upcoming UFC antitrust class action lawsuit. Not even company man Chael Sonnen.
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01 Work, The art of War, Nash, John's Oppy Wood, Evening, with Footnotes
John Northcote Nash (1893–1977)Oppy Wood, 1917. Evening, c. 1918Oil on canvasHeight 1828 mm, Width 2133 mmImperial War Museums
The lower half of the composition has a view inside a trench with duckboard paths leading to a dug-out. Two infantrymen stand to the left of the dug-out entrance, one of them on the firestep looking over the parapet into No Man’s Land. There is a wood of shattered trees…
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If y'all want to know more about delusions and hallucinations watch Beautiful Mind, a movie about John Nash, a famous mathematician who was suffering from schizophrenia..
Also watch a YouTube video about if you want to know what a psychiatrist is saying about mental health scenes in movies (there's also a scene from beautiful mind) - link is here.
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Me proving my own point without realizing it
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Summer Flowers - John Nash , n/d.
British, 1893-1977
Oil on canvas , 75.5 x 60.5 cm.
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Read my paper making a case for diagnosing John Nash from A Beautiful Mind (2001) with (you guessed it) schizophrenia. I was thoroughly entertained writing it. I loved that movie... Did you see it?
https://happierandfreer.wordpress.com/2024/01/31/diagnosing-john-nash-from-a-beautiful-mind-2001/
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Wood Engraving Wednesday
FIVE BRITISH WOOD ENGRAVERS
We return to the first issue of the English annual The Woodcut, edited by author and art critic Herbert Furst and printed at the Curwen Press for the British typography journal The Fleuron in 1927. This week we highlight engravings by five more notable British artists, Douglas Percy Bliss (1900-1984), John Nash (1893-1977), Eric F. Daglish (1894-1966), Blair Hughes-Stanton (1902-1981), and Eric Ravilious (1903-1942).
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