Fecamp and Surroundings Artist: Smallwood, William Frome

The British Artist

William Frome Smallwood (1806 – 1834) was an English artist known for his detailed depictions of architectural scenes. One of his notable works, "A Courtyard between Highly Ornate Tudor Buildings," is part of the Tate collection. This piece showcases his skill in capturing the intricate details of Tudor architecture.

Unfortunately, specific details about his life and other works are limited. His contributions, however, reflect a keen interest in the architectural styles of his time.

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1831 – William Frome Smallwood – Sculpture group in church in Fecamp

1831 – William Frome Smallwood – Tomb of Robert de Putol, Fecamp

NOTE: Robert de Putol became in 1308 the 13th abbot of the Fecamp Abbey. His tomb lies in the abbey.

Today: The Tomb of Robert de Putol in the Fecamp Abbey

???? – William Frome Smallwood – Wooden figure of St.-Martin

These were the only paintings he made in Fecamp, Normandy that we found.