Artist
Joseph Nash (1808–1878)
58 works by Joseph Nash (British, 1808–1878) from 4 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The State Opening of Parliament in the Rebuilt House of LordsJoseph Nash, 1847National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Study of a Helmet, Breastplate, and RapierJoseph NashNational Gallery of Art, Washington 
Room Leading to the Chapel, Knowle, KentJoseph Nash, 1869Art Institute of Chicago 
Garden Turns, WestmorlandJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Drawing Room, Aston Hall, WarwickshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Hall, Levens, WestmorelandJoseph Nash, n.d.Art Institute of Chicago 
Small Drawing Room, Levens, WestmorlandJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Hall, Speke, LancashireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fireplace in the Drawing Room, Speke, LancashireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hall, Crewe Hall, CheshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hall, Adlington, CheshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Inlaid Chamber, Sizerch, WestmorlandJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Architecture of the Middle Ages: In Arundel Church, SussexJoseph Nash, 1832 (?)The Cleveland Museum of Art 
The Drawing Room, Levens, WestmorlandJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bingham-Melcomb, DorsetshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Little Mereton Hall, CheshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fireplace in the Gatehouse, Kennelworth, WarwickshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Staircase, Aston Hall, WarwickshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bay Window, Lyme Hall, CheshireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Scene with Family and Guest in Seventeenth-century InteriorJoseph Nash, 1825–78The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Architecture of the Middle Ages: Shrine of St. Fridswode, Cathedral, OxfordJoseph Nash, 1838The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Architecture of the Middle Ages: Bishop Fox's Chantry, Winchester CathedralJoseph Nash, 1838The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Borwick Hall, LancashireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Bay window on the Hall, Speke, LancashireJoseph Nash, 1849National Gallery of Art, Washington