Frederick Ladbrooke: A Norfolk Visionary of the Norwich School The landscapes of rural England, particularly those of Norfolk, hold a timeless beauty that has captivated artists for centuries. Among those who masterfully captured this essence was Frederick Ladbrooke (1810-1865), a painter whose work stands as a cornerstone of the Norwich School and offers a poignant glimpse into Victorian life and artistic sensibilities. Born into an artistic lineage – his father, Robert Ladbrooke, and uncle, John Crome – Frederick inherited not just a family tradition but also a deep appreciation for the na…