Showing 10 artworks with John Crome and with artwork date before 1818 and with artwork date after 1808
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John Crome
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-1818
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1808+
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- Gray
- Espresso
- Black
- Walnut
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Driftwood
- Rosy Brown
- John Crome
- Norwich School
- Landscape Painting
- British Art
- Rural Scene
- Romantic Landscape Art
- British Landscape Art
- River Wensum
- Romantic Art
- Dirt Path Painting
- Crome Yare River
- Norfolk Painting Art
- Serene Countryside
- Dutch Countryside Scene
- Oil On Canvas Art
- Dutch Masters Inspired
- Vintage Landscape Art
- Green And Brown Tones
- Idyllic
- British Landscapes”
- 1817 Artwork
- River Valley”,
- Landscape Art”,
- Still Life
- 1814
- Norfolk Art
- Watercolor Oil
- Quietude Painting
- Romantic Landscape
- Botanical Art
- Nature Painting”,
- Cliff Scene”,
- Norfolk Landscape Art
- Norfolk Painting
- Forest Landscape Art
- Dutch Influence
- 1815 Oil Painting
- Atmospheric Scene
- Matlock Tor”
- Victorian Era
- Watercolor
- East Anglia
- "Norwich School"
- Tranquil Composition
- Earthy Tone Painting
- Earthy Colors
- Pastoral Scene Art
- Atmospheric Perspective
- Yellow & Brown”,
- Crome’S Marlingford
John Crome's 'The River Wensum' captures Norwich’s beauty in 1814. This serene landscape painting, part of the Yale Center's collection, showcases East Anglian charm and Crome’s mastery.
Discover John Crome’s ‘Boys Bathing on the River Wensum.’ A serene 1817 landscape painting showcasing Dutch Golden Age influence & atmospheric beauty. Explore Norwich School art.
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Explore 'Moonlight on the Yare' by John Crome – a Romantic landscape of Norfolk’s serene countryside. Discover atmospheric brushwork & melancholic beauty in this 1817 oil painting.
Discover John Crome’s ‘High Tor, Matlock’ (1811), a quintessential Romantic landscape painting. Explore the Norwich School's serene Norfolk scenes & masterful brushwork.
Explore John Crome’s ‘Marlingford Grove,’ a serene 1815 landscape painting in the Romantic tradition. Discover its atmospheric beauty, brushwork & evocative Norfolk scenes.