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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 165

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ed on the sky, the dominanthue of the. whole is a fleshy-grey. It may be observed generally of Cromes water-colours thattheir dominant hue is sallow, differing in this from Cotman andThirtle, who advanced the art with all the fresher brightness ofthe modern colour-box. Waiting for the ferry. This… … WAITING FOR THE FERRY. J. Crome. rising dark against the sinking sun, its darkness relieving a slopeof meadow-land bathed in light to the right. The reflections inthe clear water, the purity of the colours, and, above all, Cromesown luminous sky, render this quite a masterpiece. Acquired by Mr.…

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