A hidden gem: the Norwich school of painters
A 19th-century group of artists who loved their native East Anglia are still relatively little known beyond the region
Jay is a former art school student, now studying philology, with a lifelong passion for the English language and literature. In his free time, he enjoys reading and writing books, doing art and playing musical instruments.
A 19th-century group of artists who loved their native East Anglia are still relatively little known beyond the region
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