A Passion for Landscape: Rediscovering John Crome includes some fascinating works which were probably devised as lessons for his pupils.
Giorgia has been working on the exhibition for four years and said Crome remains an enigma. He did not sign his work, left no diaries and barely a handful of letters, and instead of seeking fame and success in London, remained in Norwich.
From here he launched Britain’s first art society outside the capital, the Norwich School of Artists. Today it is internationally renowned as the Norwich School of Painting and includes artists John Sell Cotman, Joseph Stannard and Crome’s artist son John Berney Crome.
Needham real estate deals closed in March 2021
Forty properties sold in Needham last month at a median price of $1,236,950.00
According to data provided by the Norfolk Registry of Deeds, the March 2021 sales included eight deals closed for more than $2 million; including two properties located at 23 and 29 Falcon St. that sold for $2.8 million.
Scroll over the map below to see details for each deal closed.
Last year in March, the month Gov. Charlie Baker ordered a shut-down of schools and many businesses as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, 31 real estate deals closed at a median price of $900,000. The most expensive property sold in March 2020 went for $2,585,000; the least expensive for $188,932.00
GOOD DEEDS: Registry s response to COVID
Register of Deeds William P. O’Donnell
It has been more than a year since the coronavirus entered our vocabulary and our lives. What was said of the 1918 influenza pandemic can be said of COVID-19: “Nothing else - no infection, no war, no famine - has ever killed so many in as short a period.”
The most important recognition of this COVID-19 pandemic is that it has taken the lives of our fellow Americans and individuals across the globe. The loss of life from COVID-19 has had such a devastating impact on the individual that lost the battle against this deadly disease and the grieving family and friends left behind. There has been both a physical as well as mental toll from COVID-19 on individuals that survived the battle against this debilitating disease. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who have lost their lives due to the coronavirus and those who have been impacted by coronavirus.
OPINION: Good Deeds: COVID-19 and the registry
William P. O’Donnell
It has been over a year since the coronavirus entered our vocabulary and our lives. What was said of the 1918 influenza pandemic can be said of COVID-19, “Nothing else-no infection, no war, no famine has ever killed so many in as short a period.”
The most important recognition of this COVID-19 pandemic is that it has taken the lives of our fellow Americans and individuals across the globe. The loss of life from COVID-19 has had such a devastating impact on the individual that lost the battle against this deadly disease and the grieving family and friends left behind. There has been both a physical as well as mental toll from COVID-19 on individuals that survived the battle against this debilitating disease. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who have lost their lives due to the coronavirus and those that have been impacted by coronavirus.
MAP: Needham s February 2021 real estate deals
Wicked Local
Twenty-six real estate deals closed in Needham last month. Use the map below to view details for each transaction.
According to data provided by the Norfolk Registry of Deeds, Needham s February deals held a $894,000 median transaction value.
The most expensive home, located at 89 Gay Street, sold for $2,180,000, one of 11 deals closed in February with a selling price of over $1 million.
The February deals included at least six condominium sales, including a unit at 638-642 Webster St. that sold for almost $1.3 million.
The February totals come after 35 real estate deals closed in Needham in January at a $1,240,000 median transaction value.