Translating John Crome

Andrew Moore, Ph.D., FSA, has enjoyed a long association with the work of John Crome through his former position as Keeper of Art, based at Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, home to the national collection of works by Crome and the Norwich School of Painters.Clive Scott is Professor Emeritus of European Literature at the University of East Anglia and an Emeritus Fellow of the British Academy. He specializes in the theory and practice of literary translation.

• List of Figures—7 The Editors— 11Acknowledgements— 13Note on the Text— 17List of Contributors— 19John Crome (1768–1821): A Biographical Sketch- Esther Morgan: The Drawing Master— 27- Andrew Moore: John Crome— 28Introduction: Andrew Moore & Clive Scott— 33Section 1 Writing the Visual - Andrew Moore: The Art of Crome’s Landscape: ‘Breath must be attended to’— 47- Clive Scott: The Art of Translation: Projecting Crome— 61 Section 2 Imagining the Landscape- Georg Simmel— 77- John Berger— 79- Richard Mabey— 81- Gerry Barnes & Tom Williamson— 83- Virginia Woolf— 85- Oliver Rackham— 87- Neil MacMaster— 89- Jacques Rancière— 91- Malcolm Andrews— 93- Elizabeth Helsinger— 95- Edmund Bartell— 97- Frances Milton Trollope— 99Section 3: Optically Re-Situating Crome- Clive Scott: The Complexities of Looking— 103- Rose Miller: A Conservator’s View— 117 - Nick Stone: A Sense of Place— 123 Section 4 Inhabiting the Land - John Craske— 129 - Richard Long— 135 - Tacita Dean— 141 - Tor Falcon— 145 - Anya Gallaccio— 151 - Chloe Steele— 157 - Katie Spragg— 161 - Daniel & Clara— 167 Section 5 - Revisualizing the Visual Tim Dee— 175 - Esther Morgan— 183 - George Szirtes— 193 - Anna Reckin— 199 - Edward Parnell— 207 - Kit Young— 213 - Mark Edwards— 221 - Lawrence Sail— 227 - Jacques Nimki— 233 - Simon Carter— 237 Select Bibliography— 245