John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1821 Oct 23 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to John Fisher: ""I have not
been Idle, and have made more particular and general study
than I have ever done in one summer, but I am most anxious
to get into my London painting room, for I do not consider
myself at work without I am before a six foot canvas.—I have
done a good deal of skying. . . . I shall do another large Work
of my Own, & Savile's picture—but that is a dead pall. . . . My
last year's work has got much together. This weather has
blown & washed the powder off." (JCC VI 1968, pp. 76-78;
see also JCC II, p. 271, JCC I, p. 10, JC: FDC, p. 39 and JCD,
p. 35)
1821 Oct 24 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in Hampstead.
(JCC VI, p. 78)
1821 Oct 29 Letter from sister Ann in East Bergholt to J.C. in London.
(JCC I, p. 202)
1821 Nov 2 The last of Constable's Hampstead studies is dated the 2nd
November. (JCC II, p. 272)
1821 pre-Nov 3 Is reading Memoirs of the Life of Nicholas Poussin. (JC: FDC,
p. 29; see also JCC VI, p. 80)
1821 Nov 3 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to John Fisher in Salisbury: "On
Thursday I shall take my journey to you. . . . and I now really
believe that before 9 oclock on Novr the 8th I shall be
enjoying my tea with you. . . . On Monday, there will be two
Associates elected at the Academy . . . had I a vote, I should
have been happy to have found him [Leslie] on the list of
candidates. . . . The last day of Octr was indeed lovely so
much that I could not paint for looking. . . . I made two
evening effects." (JCC VI, pp. 79-81; see also JCC II, pp. 271-
72, JCC IV, p. 245, JCC III, p. 4 and JCD, pp. 51, 102)
1821 Nov 8 Presumably goes to Salisbury to visit John Fisher. (JCC II, p.
272 and JCC VI, p. 81)
1821 Nov 12 J.C. and John Fisher go to Winchester from Salisbury, see the
cathedral there. (JCC VI, p. 81)
1821 Nov 12 Drawings in sketch-book at Winchester. (JCC VI, p. 81)