John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1819 Nov 8 Letter, postmarked 8th November, to J.C. from Elizabeth
Fisher, the Bishop's daughter. (JCC VI, p. 50)
1819 Nov 8 Letter from J.C. in London to Farington in London. (JCC II, p.
259)
1819 Nov 10 Farington records: "Last night Smirke . . . said to me that he
thought Constable had a better pretension than Wm. Daniell."
(Farington XV, p. 5426)
1819 Dec 8 Farington records: "Constable called & with him Mrs.
Constable to make their acknowledgements for my assistance
in obtaining his Election to be an Associate of the Royal
Academy"; etc. (Farington XV, p. 5436; see also JCC II, p.
259)
1819 Dec 17 Letter from J.C to John Fisher. (JC: FDC, p. 116)
1819 Acquaintance with Leslie ripens into intimacy. (JCC III, p. 3)
1820 Jan 9 Farington records: "Constable called." Discusses several
artists. "Constable said He had dined with Chantrey since the
latter returned from Italy, and heard from him a general
comdemnation of the mode of study pursued by modern
artists at Rome, those who went from England & from all
other quarters, but he declined mentioning the works of any
individuals.—Chantrey & Jackson made many sketches of
Landscape in Italy with black lead pencil.—He said that Turner
was much occupied in the Vatican in drawing Capituls &c, and
was very industrious, but nobody knew where he lodged.—
Chantrey & Jackson on their return had a bad passage over
the Alps." (Farington XVI, p. 5450; see also JCC II, p. 259 and
JCC IV, pp. 226, 286)
1820 Jan J.C.'s aunt Mrs. Smith dies, leaving J.C. four hundred pounds,
a reward for his painting his altar-piece for the church at
Nayland. (JCC II, p. 259 and JCC I, p. 189)
1820 Feb Panel for the painting of a Norman ancestor of Henry
Greswolde Lewis sent to J.C. in London. (JCC II, p. 264)
1820 March 11 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London. (JCC
VI, p. 51)