John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1823 June 30 Letter from John Fisher in Gillingham to J.C. in London. (JCC
VI, p. 120)
1823 June Letter from Joseph Bonomi in Rome to J.C. in London,
postmarked "JU 1823". (JC FDC, p. 185)
1823 July 3 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher in Gillingham: "I am
anxious to come to you this year—& shall, and after this
month, when I shall have got my jobs a little under. I leave it
to you to name any week or ten days, in August or Sepr. . . . I
have been a day or two ar Southgate at Judkins." (JCC VI, pp.
121-22; see also JCC II, p. 280 and JCC IV, p. 290)
1823 July 5 Letter from John Fisher in Gillingham to J.C. in London: "If
you have one of your coast Windmills hanging up on your wall
framed, I wish you would put it up with the fruit peice. . . . I
will work hard & get finished by the 18th or 20th of August:
about which time I will expect you." (JCC VI, pp. 122-23)
1823 before July 10 Works on a view of the dell in Helmington Park. (JCC IV,
p. 141; see also JCC VI, p. 25)
1823 July 10 Letter (postmarked 10th July) from J.C. in London to John
Fisher in Gillingham: "It has cost me some trouble to make
good the backgrounds at the edge, I speak of, but [the
picture (by G. de Vris)] is well worth recovering, as the want
of an efficient feild crowded the composition. . . . Should
Tinney & I agree it will enable me to paint another large
picture for the Exhibition. . . . Sir G. Beaumont has just left
me. . . . He is pleased with a large wood I have just toned."
(JCC VI, pp. 124-25; see also JCC IV, pp. 67, 218 and JC:
FDC, p. 145)
1823 Aug 3 Letter (mistakenly dated 1822 by Leslie) from Bishop Fisher
in Malmesbury to J.C. in London: "My daughter Elizabeth . . .
wishes to have in her house a recollection of Salisbury; I
mean, therefore, to give her a picture, and I must beg of you
either to finish the first sketch of my picture, or to make a
copy of the small size. I wish to have a more serene sky."
(JCC VI, p. 125)