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John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

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1825 Nov 26 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria. (JCC II, pp. 414-<br />

15)<br />

1825 Nov 26 Letter from J.C. in London to Maria in Brighton: "I will be sure<br />

to be with you on Saturday. . . at Brighton. . . . I have got a<br />

fine proof of my Lock—but I can make nothing of Reynolds,<br />

he is quite without principle." (JCC II, pp. 413-14; see also<br />

JCC IV, p. 267)<br />

1825 Nov 28 Journal entry, dated by Leslie 28 November but perhaps an<br />

account combining events from other days as well, from J.C.<br />

in London to Maria: "Mr. Balmanno called, and was so<br />

delighted with my Waterloo (though he only saw the sketch<br />

and outline) that he says it will be my triumph. . . . I am now<br />

finishing a copy of my Lock, which rejoices me a good deal—<br />

it is a very lovely subject." (JCC II, p. 415; see also JCC VI, p.<br />

211 and JC: FDC, p. 41)<br />

1825 Receives gold medal from exhibition at Lille. (JCC IV, p. 272)<br />

beg. of Dec<br />

1825 Dec 6 Two journal entries from J.C. in London to Maria: "Returned<br />

from Brighton to London. . . . Got my picture for Mr. Didot<br />

forward. <strong>John</strong> has done all he can to his large Lock—now we<br />

are on the large Thames." (JCC II, pp. 416-17; see also JCC<br />

IV, pp. 133, 206 and JCC IV, p. 167, where the date is given<br />

incorrectly as Nov 25)<br />

1825 Dec 10 Apparently on 10 December, J.C. sends installment of journal<br />

to Maria in Brighton, then continues entry for Dec. 10. (JCC II,<br />

pp. 417-19; see also JCC IV, p. 206 and JC: FDC, p. 217)<br />

1825 Dec 11 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria including a sketch<br />

of Miss Strutt standing with her arms folded. (JCC II, pp. 419-<br />

21)<br />

1825 Dec 12 Journal entry from J.C. in London to Maria: "In the morning<br />

could not paint, but it does not signify as we are on the<br />

intricate outline of the Waterloo." (JCC II, pp. 421-22)<br />

1825 Dec 23 Letter from J.C. in London to brother Golding in Suffolk: "I<br />

gladly avail myself of <strong>John</strong>y's return to East Bergholt. . . . I

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