John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1823 Aug 6 Oil-sketch of the view due east from Hampstead. (JCC II, p.
280)
1823 Aug 8 Oil-sketch, Hampstead Heath. (JCC II, p. 280)
1823 Aug 15 Letter (delivered 15th August 1823) from John Fisher in
Gillingham to J.C. in London: "I beg also more earnestly that
you let me have one of your Windmill coast scenes framed
and that it may come down with the great picture." (JCC VI,
p. 126)
1823 Aug 17 Letter from Bishop Fisher in Devizes to J.C. in Hampstead.
(JCC VI, p. 126)
1823 Aug 17 Letter from William Willes in Cork to J.C. in London. (JCC IV,
pp. 296-97)
1823 William Coxe sends his Sketches of the Lives of
before Aug 18 Correggio, and Parmegiano to J.C. on publication in 1823.
(JC: FDC, p. 29)
1823 Aug 18 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher in Salisbury: "I now
make it 'Tuesday the 19th' [to come to you]. I have not a
sea peice—or 'Windmill Coast Scene' [Harwich light-house, his
1820 Exhibition piece]at all. I gave it to Gooch for his kind
attention to my children. . . . you have my sketch of
Osmington. . . . The Bishop wants another Salisbury, for
Elizabeth. . . . I wish they would take my frame & let my copy
be the same size as that & so use the Bishops frame. . . . I
have done a great deal of work since I saw you—what I could
take up to Hampd with me I did there. . . . I have pleased [the
Countess of Dysart] by painting 2 portraits lately. " (JCC VI,
pp. 127-28 and JCC II, p. 260; see also JCC II, p. 281 and JCC
IV, p. 67)
1823 Aug 19 Arrives in Salisbury. (JCC VI, p. 128; see also JC: FDC, p.146
and JCC IV, p. 245)
1823 Aug 20 Sketch of Salisbury Cathedral. (JCC VI, p. 128)
1823 Aug 20 Letter from J.C. in Salisbury to Maria in Hampstead: "We go
to Gillingham Friday morning. . . . Tinny. . .wants two