John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1820 Oct 4 Dated sketch of Hampstead. (JCC IV, p. 86)
1820 Oct 8 Drawing made at Hendon. (JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Oct 8 Letter (bearing Bishop's frank of 8th October 1820) from
Dorothea Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London: "Papa . . .
hopes you will finish for the Exhibition the view you took from
our Garden of the Cathedral by the water side, as well as
Waterloo Bridge." (JCC VI, p. 58)
1820 Oct 9 Oil study of sunrise, made at Hampstead, dated 9th October.
(JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Oct 17 Oil study of sunset, made at Hampstead, dated 17th
October. (JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Nov 6 Farington records: "S. Lane called & we talked abt. the
Election of one or more Associates. . . . He went from me to
Constable to induce him to speak to Collins for his vote.
"Constable called, having at Lane's desire called on
Collins"; etc. (Farington XVI, pp. 5576-77; see also JCC II, p.
264 and JCC IV, p. 286)
1820 Nov 8 Farington records: "Constable drank tea with me, and
mentioned many particulars respecting the Queen"; etc.
(Farington XVI, pp. 5578-79; see also JCC II, p. 264)
1820 Nov 21 Farington records: "Constable brought a new begun picture;
'A view on the Thames on the day of opening Waterloo
Bridge'. At his request for my opinion I recommended to him
to proceed on & complete for the Exhibition a subject more
corresponding with his successful picture exhibited last May";
etc. (Farington XVI, pp. 5582-83; see also JCC II, p. 265 and
JCC V, p. 59)
1820 Dec 11 Letter from J.C. in London to J.T. Smith in London. (JC: FDC,
p. 295)
1820 Dec 18 Empty cover (dated 18th December 1820) to J.C. from
Bishop Fisher. (JCC VI, p. 59)
1820 Portrait of the Rev. Thomas Walker. (JCC IV, p. 310)