Norwich School

Norwich School
Norwich School
 
['nɔrɪdʒ skuːl], Gruppe realistischer Landschaftsmaler um J. Crome und J. Cotman in Norwich, die 1803 die Norwich Society of Artists gründete. Zu ihr gehörten u. a. Robert Ladbrooke (* 1769, ✝ 1842), Robert Dixon (* 1780, ✝ 1815), John Thirtle (* 1777, ✝ 1839), James Stark (* 1794, ✝ 1859), George Vincent (* 1796, ✝ 1831) und Joseph Stannard (* 1797, ✝ 1830). Viele der Werke befinden sich im Castle Museum von Norwich.
 
 
A. Hemingway: The N. S. of painters (Oxford 1979).

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