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The Norwich school of painting : being a full account of the Norwich exhibitions, the lives of the painters, the lists of their respecitve exhibits and descriptions of the pictures (1905)

Dickes, William Frederick · London ; Norwich : Jarrold & Sons · leaf 116

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s two peasants regarding the view from the heighton the right, are clothed with shadow and rise darkly against themelting sky and distance. The clear of the sky is pale ultramarinegradating into sunshine and light on the horizon, towards whichdrifts across from the right a procession of purple… … JOHN CROATE. 107 patches of tender ultramarine modify the hue into a harmony ofgreen and gold—Cromes peculiar glory. The two rustic figuresare broadly blocked in. Although small, yet, as they are on aheight and one of them stands leaning on his stick, relievedagainst the sky, the sunlight glinting…

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