John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

playfulness in the eye of Dr. Wingfield as I suppose he is."
(JCC VI, p. 37)
1818 Drawing showing Fulham Church and Richmond Bridge. (JCC II,
p. 237; see also JCC I, p. 169)
1818 Sketchbook drawings of St. George's Chapel at Windsor, one
dated 1818 by J.C. on the back. (JCC II, p. 236; see also JCC
VI, p. 38)
1818 J.C. may have painted the portraits of Dr. Andrew and his
wife at this time, as well as begun another portrait of Bishop
Fisher. (JCC II, p. 237; see also JCC I, p. 169)
1819 Sends two pictures to British Institution, Osmington shore,
beg. of year near Weymouth [Weymouth Bay] and A Mill. (JCC II, p. 242;
see also JCC VI, p. 40 and JCC IV, p. 326)
1819 "Engaged, and may have been so for some time past, on the
beg. of year largest canvas [The White Horse] he had yet undertaken
(except for one abortive attempt many years before)." (JCC
II, p. 242)
1819 Jan 6 or 8 Letter from Abram in East Bergholt to J.C. in London: "I hope
by the 25th or 26th of this month to begin the porch &
chimney, before which we shall see you I hope." (JCC I, pp.
174-75)
1819 Jan 12 Living in Keppel Street. (JCC IV, p. 59)
1819 Jan 12 Letter from Henry Greswolde Lewis at Greet near Birmingham
to J.C. in London. (JCC IV, p. 59)
1819 Jan 14 Attends meeting of A.G.B.I. (JC: FDC, p. 322)
1819 Jan 15 Farington records: "Constable called & I requested Him to
inform Collins, an Associate of the Academy, that I shd. not
agreeably to His desire call upon Him to see a Landscape He
had painted for Sir John Leicester, a I did not think it wd. be
proper for me to call upon one Associate only on the eve of
the Election of an Academician, & I could not conveniently
extend my visits.
"Constable was last night at a meeting of the Members of
'The Artists General Benevolent Society', and thought they