John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1820 Sept 7 Drawing of trees at Hampstead, dated 7th September. (JCC
II, p. 264)
1820 Sept 10 Drawing, dated 10th September, of Lady Dysart's old home.
(JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Sept 10 Pencil drawing of the entrance front of Malvern Hall from the
east. (JCC IV, p. 65)
1820 prob. Sept. Oil-sketch of Malvern Hall with its pool, from across the
ca. 10 park. (JCC IV, p. 65)
1820 Sept 11 Letter from John Fisher in Osimington to J.C. in London:
"Pray do not forget to execute my paltry Wallingford
commission. . . . your kind present of the Claude may be sent
to Salisbury, & my wife would like to [be] entrusted with a
sketch book to copy if you dare lend it to her." (JCC VI, p.
57)
1820 Sept 13 Drawing made at the village of Knowle, dated 13th
September. (JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Sept 13 Drawing of corbels in Solihull church near Malvern Hall, dated
13th September. (JCC IV, p. 65)
1820 Sept 19 Note from Lady Louisa Manners in Pall Mall to J.C. in London.
(JC: FDC, p. 136)
1820 Sept 21 Note from Lady Louisa Manners in Pall Mall to J.C. in London.
(JC: FDC, p. 136)
1820 Sept 28 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C. in London: "As
you have got your Waterloo Bridge on a large enough
canvass I have sent you a print . . . which may be of service
to you." (JCC VI, p. 58)
1820 Sept Receives commission from his patron Lady Dysart, a sister of
Mr. Lewis, for two pictures of her old home. (JCC II, p. 264;
see also JCC IV, p. 65)
1820 Oct 2 Drawing of firs, inscribed: "Wedding Day. Hampstead, Octr. 2,
1820." (JCC II, p. 264)