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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 476

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shippingas his speciality, elaborated the rigging with a neat carefulnessdefying competition, John Joseph adopted a more free handling, JOHN JOSEPH CO TMA N. 437 often approaching carelessness. He was fond of cobalt and even French blue for his middle distances, particularly if he could contrast it… … OLD CARROW GARDENS. J. J. Cotlllilll. The Old (.arrow Gardens. James Reeve. Looking across the river Wensum, crowded with wherries, we have CarrowBridge on our right and the Gardens, with three poplars, alongthe shore in front of us. In this example the foliage andbranchings of the trees are…

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