John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

abode [in Salisbury]. . . . I shall be in the Close on Wednesday
Oct: 6" (JCC VI, p. 95, where it is dated as Sept. 14, but
mss. proves it to be the 24th; see also JC: FDC, p. 117)
1822 Sept 28 Cloud study at Hampstead, dated 28th September. (JCC II, p.
277)
1822 Sept 31 Cloud study at Hampstead, dated 31st September. (JCC II, p.
277)
1822 Oct 1 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C. in London: "My
Father . . . said yesterday voluntarily & unexpectedly. 'John
that picture of your humming top friend is a very good one.'.
. . Captain Forster. . . . is to meet you at Salisbury. He was
first caught by a sketch book of yours which I had. Your
pencil sketches always take people: both learned & unlearned.
. . . Bring with you my little Novr Salisbury my wifes coast
scene." (JC: FDC, pp. 117-18; see also JCC VI, p. 95)
1822 Oct 4 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to John Fisher: "I can be with
you on Thursday Oct. 10—or on Saturday the 12th. . . . I
think I shall send my other large landscape to the Gallery next
year." (JCC VI, pp. 95-96; see also JC: FDC, p. 117 and JCC II,
p. 277)
1822 Oct 6 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in Hampstead: "I
return therefore to Osmington tomorrow to stay till the 20th
and hope you will follow me there immediately." (JCC VI, p.
96; see also JC: FDC, p. 117)
1822 Oct 7 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to John Fisher in Salisbury: "I
shall send you some picture to look at. . . . 'Green Highgate'
has now changed its form again and become a very pretty
picture—and deserves a better or at least a new name. I have
made about 50 carefull studies of skies tolerably large, to be
carefull. . . . [Tinney's] handsome behavior toward me, in
wishing for a companion to his picture, was appreciated
though waived by me. . . . This is I hope my last week here—
at least this season." (JCC VI, pp. 98-99; see also JCC II, p.
277)
1822 Oct 11 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C. in London. (JC:
FDC, p. 119)