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| | The Norwich School of Painters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04) |
 | | The Norwich Society was founded at a meeting of the friends, pupils and patrons of John Crome, the landscape painter. |
 | | The Norwich School was dominated by these two, and the members can to some extent be divided into those who followed Crome's realist manner, and those working in the more free style of Cotman, who was not above painting pictures of places he had not personally visited, working from other artists' sketches. |
 | | The colours of the Norwich School pictures as they appear today are often more reddish-brown than originally, as apparently various of their colours, notably the indigo blue, faded or became red over time. |
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