John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1829 April 27 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C.: "Will you run
down to Windsor for a few days between May 1 & May 14. . .
. Pray do; & let us walk over those delicious scenes again."
(JCC VI, pp. 245-46)
1829 April 30 Letter from John Fisher in Osmington to J.C. (JCC VI, p. 246)
1829 ca. April Completes The Nore [Hadleigh Castle] in time for the
exhibition in May. (JCC I, p. 253)
1829 May 4 Letter from John Fisher in Windsor to J.C.: "I have here snug
lodgings in the Canons Row in the Castle, the window
commanding the vale of Eton, with the turn of the River &
the clump to Trees; with such glorious evening effects as
would drive you wild. Lose not a day & come & see it." (JCC
VI, pp. 246-47)
1829 May 13 Letter from J.C. in London to Alaric Watts in London. (JCC V,
p. 94)
1829 May 19 Letter from Allan Cunningham in London to J.C.: "You will
oblige me most materially by giving me what you have had
the kindnefs to write concerning Gainsborough, and in lending
me for a few days those volumes which contain some
account of him." (JC: FDC, p. 165; see also p. 37)
1829 May ca. 20 Letter, probably written about 20 May, 1829, from J.C. in
Hampstead to Herbert Evans in Hampstead: "If you & Mrs.
Evans are still desirous of "The Experiment" I shall be at
leisure tomorrow at any hour. I have been occupied in London
on portraits therefore my hand is in." (JCC V, pp. 108-09)
1829 May Engraving by Lucas of The Approaching Storm, done in
reverse from one of J.C.'s watercolours. (JCC IV, p. 317; see
also JCD, p. 1 and JCC III, p. 23)
1829 May Engraving by Lucas of The Departing Storm, Sketch from
Nature, probably done in reverse from one of J.C.'s
watercolours. (JCC IV, p. 317; see also JCD, p. 1 and JCC III,
p. 23)
1829 May Letter from J.C. [undated, but endorsed "May 1929" in
pencil, appears to have been written immediately after the