Norwich School paysagist and etcher whose name survives in Winsor & Newton's watercolour palette, from alizarin crimson, burnt sienna and lemon yellow to cobalt blue, emerald, purple lake, sap green and viridian hue
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- John Sell —, English painter whose works include 1801 watercolour Llanthony Abbey
- Member of the Norwich School of Painters whose name is used by Winsor & Newton on a range of water colours
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- Artist who painted One of the Family, Boating in the English Countryside, Sunday Morning and Tucked Up, his uncle co-founded the Norwich School
- Landscape artist of the Norwich School after whom a range of watercolours is named
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