Cromes Etchings a Catalogue And An Appreciation With Some Account of His Pain
Cromes Etchings a Catalogue And An Appreciation With Some Account of His Pain
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18. "Early Dawn" Colman Coll. Canvas \i\ by 11 {ISIorw. School^ p. 49).
Formerly in the collection of William Davey of Norwich, a friend and patron of Crome. Mr. J. J. Colman bought the picture from Canon Davey, the son of William Davey. Reproduced Binyon, p. 15. Autotype Co.
19. "Horses Watering" Colman Coll. Panel 13^ by 10. Purchased^ like the preceding picture^ from Canon Davey.
This is a very early picture.
20. " Old Trowse Bridge " Colman Coll. Panel 10 by 15 (Norw. School, p. 74).
Anothe...r early work. It was given by James Stark to his sister Mrs. Skipper. Her son, William Skipper, a solicitor of Norwich, sold it at Yarmouth in 1882, when it was bought by the late Mr. J. J. Colman.
n CROME'S PICTURES 29 21. "A Wood Scene — Postwick Grove, Norwich " Colman Coll. Panel i8| by 15I- {Norw. School^ p. 116).
A hillside sloping upwards towards the right with trees ; a country road runs from the left foreground towards the right through the trees. The morning sun casts long shadows of the trees across the road ; there are two figures on the road, one in the distance, one nearer at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18. "Early Dawn" Colman Coll. Canvas \i\ by 11 {ISIorw. School^ p. 49).
Formerly in the collection of William Davey of Norwich, a friend and patron of Crome. Mr. J. J. Colman bought the picture from Canon Davey, the son of William Davey. Reproduced Binyon, p. 15. Autotype Co.
19. "Horses Watering" Colman Coll. Panel 13^ by 10. Purchased^ like the preceding picture^ from Canon Davey.
This is a very early picture.
20. " Old Trowse Bridge " Colman Coll. Panel 10 by 15 (Norw. School, p. 74).
Anothe...r early work. It was given by James Stark to his sister Mrs. Skipper. Her son, William Skipper, a solicitor of Norwich, sold it at Yarmouth in 1882, when it was bought by the late Mr. J. J. Colman.
n CROME'S PICTURES 29 21. "A Wood Scene — Postwick Grove, Norwich " Colman Coll. Panel i8| by 15I- {Norw. School^ p. 116).
A hillside sloping upwards towards the right with trees ; a country road runs from the left foreground towards the right through the trees. The morning sun casts long shadows of the trees across the road ; there are two figures on the road, one in the distance, one nearer at hand.
What to read after Cromes Etchings a Catalogue And An Appreciation With Some Account of His Pain?
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