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 198
paque colour, and the highest lights loaded, producinga pleasing but rather sketchy effect. When after a while he usedcanvas, he was in the habit of preparing a smooth, stout, glazedcalico, with a coat of glue-size, which, when dry, was ready for thefirst laying-in of his picture. It will be… … water-colour—near carrow bridge. Robert Ladbrooke. that the use of unprimed panels and glue-sized canvases accountssomewhat for the old master appearance of Ladbrookes earlywork, a feature which is also present in Cromes painting. Thatthey were often companions in their sketching excursions is…
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