1. Windmill near Norwich (1816) by John Crome (1768–1821), showing the skies turned yellow by the sulphur emissions from Mount Tambora, which erupted in April 1815 and made 1816 ‘the year without a summer’, causing widespread famine in Europe.
1. Windmill near Norwich (1816) by John Crome (1768–1821), showing the skies turned yellow by the sulphur emissions from Mount Tambora, which erupted in April 1815 and made 1816 ‘the year without a summer’, causing widespread famine in Europe.