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 30
epossible that the sight of Mr. Whites amateur efforts inspiredLadbrooke. All that we know is, that the two apprentices,spending their leisure hours together and finding that they hadsimilar yearnings towards Art, which they were not able to indulgein their own homes, entered into a sort of… … the top sawyer (obverse). J. Clonic. whenever funds permitted. We are told that Ladbrooke, discoveringmore expertness in drawing the figure, proposed to confine himselfto portraiture, while Crome agreed to devote himself to landscape —an arrangement which only failed for want of sitters. However,as…
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