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paneygerising his Landscape in the Exhibition"; etc.
(Farington XVI, p. 5519; see also JCC II, p. 261)
1820 June 12 Drawing, Houses at Hampstead, dated the 12th June. (JCC II,
p. 262)
1820 June 19 Farington records: "Messrs. Wests, private View of the Old
pictures I went to. . . . R.& B. & Mrs. B. West I sat with . . . .
They spoke of the unhandsome conduct of Howell Carr in
depreciating the 'Hunting picture' by Titian. He said to
Christie that it was not by Titian. I returned to the picture &
found him sitting alone before [it]. Wilkie—Constable—spoke
highly of its excellence." (Farington XVI, pp. 5523-24)
1820 June 21 Note from Thomas Phillips in London to J.C. in London. (JC:
FDC, p. 264)
1820 June 22 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C.: "so beg that you
will set off on the 7th or 8th that I may find you here on my
return." (JCC VI, p. 53; see also JCC II, p. 262)
1820 June 30 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London. J.C.
endorsed the cover to show that he planned to leave town on
the morning of July 5 to reach Salisbury the next day. (JCC
VI, p. 54; see also JCC II, p. 262)
1820 July 3 Diagram showing seating arrangement of King's Birthday
dinner at which J.C. is present. (Farington XVI, pp. 5532-33;
see also JCC II, p. 262)
1820 July 18 Drawing of a closer view of Stonehenge, dated 18th July
1820. (JCC V, p. 85; see also JCC VI, p. 54)
1820 July 26 Drawing of Old Sarum, dated 26th July 1820. (JCC V, p. 84)
1820 end of July While in Salisbury, J.C. makes short visit to Gillingham, makes
drawing, Entrance into Gillingham. (JCC VI, p. 54)
1820 July Drawing of Stonehenge from a distance, showing tracks
leading up to the ruins silhouetted against the sunset, dated
July 1820,. (JCC V, p. 84)