John Crome was an English painter born in 1768 in Norwich, known for his landscape paintings. He was a key figure in the Norwich School of Painters, which focused on capturing the beauty of the English countryside. Crome's work often featured scenes of rural life and natural landscapes, showcasing his love for the environment. Crome's style combined realism with a romantic approach, emphasizing light and atmosphere. He was also a skilled draftsman and contributed to the development of watercolor painting in England. Crome passed away in 1821, leaving behind a legacy that influenced future generations of artists.