John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1825 Nov 21 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria: "Painted on the
Cathedral. I have been begging hard to get Tinny to lend me
the picture to send to Edinburgh—he does not like to do so
as it has been so long absent." (JCC II, p. 410)
1825 Nov 21 Letter from John Fisher in Salisbury to J.C. in London. (JCC
VI, p. 209; see also JCC IV, p. 205)
1825 Nov 22 See 1825 Nov 23
1825 Nov 22 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria: "Painted on the
Cathedral. . . . Walked to Bayswater in the afternoon—to see
how it was possible to get on with Reynolds with the print of
Mr. Morrison's Lock. . . . I must answer [Mr. Schroth's] letter,
and get his pictures forward." (JCC II, p. 410; see also JCC IV,
pp. 206, 267)
1825 Nov 23 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria: "[Mr. Banister] is
so fond of my landscapes he says he must have one—I think
he likes the Lock so much that I shall reduce it to a size
about like Fisher's old mill. . . . How I shall please him or when
I do not know." (JCC II, p. 411; see also JCC IV, pp. 172, 206
and JCC V, p. 81, where the date is given incorrectly as Nov
22)
1825 Nov 24 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria. (JCC II, pp. 411-
12; see also JCC IV, p. 167)
1825 Nov 25 See 1825 Dec 6
1825 Nov 25 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria: "Painted all day on
Mrs. Mirehouse's little picture of the Cathedrum. . . it is now
so prettily finished & looks so well that I shall let it go with
more satisfaction." (JCC II, p. 412)
1825 Nov 26 Letter from J.C. in London to John Fisher in Salisbury: "My
new picture of Salisbury is very beautiful and I have repainted
entirely that of Mrs. Mirehouse—I am now delighted with it. . .
. I have a half length of lock in hand—far better than usual. I
have just had a visit from Mr. Bannister to request a
landscape." (JCC VI, pp. 210-11; see also JCC II, pp. 412-13)
1825 Nov 26 Letter from J.C. in London to Mr. Tinney. (JCC VI, p. 210)