John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1821 June 17 Letter to J.C. in Hampstead at No. 2 Lower Terrace from
Abram in East Bergholt: "saw a very pleasing account of your
'Recent Shower' in the Morning Herald of the 1st June." (JCC
I, pp. 197-98; see also JCC II, p. 269)
1821 June 25 Letter from brother Abram at Counting House to J.C. in
London: "Mrs. Frost. . . meant to write to you relative to the
disposal of the Gainsboroughs & other pictures in the event
of losing him [Mr. Frost]." (JCC I, pp. 199-200)
1821 June 27 Letter from Allen Woodburn in London to J.C. in London.
(JCC IV, p. 166)
1821 July 2 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C. at
Hampstead, encouraging J.C. to apply for the work on the
Manningtree altarpiece, and an excerpt from the Observer of
25 June containing a criticism of "Noon," later known asThe
Hay Wain. (JCC I, pp. 200-01; see also JCC II, p. 269)
1821 July Letter from Robert F. Greville and Charles Butler to J.C. in
after 4 London. (JCC IV, p. 66)
1821 July 6 Letter from J.C. in Hamptead to W.H. Carpenter in London: "I
am so fond of this book [a 'Calendar of Nature'] that I always
give it away." (JCD, p. 98; see also JC: FDC, p. 44)
1821 July 9 Farington records: "Constable called & spoke of a
correspondance he had had with his Cousin, Mr. Watts
Russell." (Farington XVI, p. 5696; see also JCC I, p. 202 and
JCC II, p. 269)
1821 July 10 Letter from Bishop Fisher in London to J.C. in London: "I
called at your house last week with Dorothea, but was not
lucky enough to find you at home. . . . Let us know whether
or not we may see you tomorrow at an early hour—or any
other day." (JCC VI, p. 68)
1821 July 10-19 Letter from Dorothea Fisher to J.C. in London: "Papa & I
called . . .the other day but finding you were out of town, we
only left the drawing you were kind enough to lend me." (JCC
VI, p. 69)