John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1826 J.C. produces a print price-list of pictures painted to order.
The prices range from twenty guineas for the smallest size
to a hundred and twenty for a 50" x 40" canvas. (JCC II, p.
436)
1826 Finishes second version of Salisbury Cathedral. (JCC VI, p.
214)
1826 Letter from J.C. in London to James Carpenter in London: "I
have been at the picture ever since I saw you & it is now all
over wet." (JCC IV, p. 138)
1827 Sends The Cornfield, Gillingham Mill and The Glebe Farm to
beg. of year British Institution for exhibition. (JCC II, p. 436; see also JCC
VI, p. 230)
1827 Feb 27 Note from Sir Augustus Wall Callcott in London to J.C. in
London. (JC: FDC, p. 190)
1827 March 2 Letter from Henry Wellesley in London to J.C. (JC: FDC, p.
342)
1827 March 20 Letter from William Willes in Cork to J.C. in London. (JCC IV,
pp. 297-98)
1827 early April Sends The Chain Pier, Brighton, a version of Gillingham Mill
and a Hampstead Heath to Royal Academy for exhibition.
(JCC II, p. 437; see also JCC VI, p. 230)
1827 April 6 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to Dominic Colnaghi in London:
"I have just completed my Brighton coast, and I shall bring it
to London on Saturday, afternoon, for the R.A. on Tuesday."
(JCC IV, p. 154-55; see also JCC II, p. 437 and JCC VI, p.
230)
1827 April 11 Letter from John Fisher to Mrs. Fisher: "Constable's great
picture is a view of the chain-pier at Brighton. It is most
beautifully executed & in a greater state of finish and
forwardness, than you can ever before recollect." (JCC VI, p.
230)