John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1833 Nov 9 Letter of thanks from the Committe of the Brussels Exhibition
to J.C. in London. (JC: FDC, p. 328)
1833 Nov Note (undated) from J.C to son John Charles in Folkestone.
ca. 10-20 (JC: FDC, p. 93)
1833 Nov 12 Letter from J.C. in London to Charles Scovell: "I apologize to
you for delay, but I have been on a visit to . . . the Countess
of Dysart. . . . I painted it [Helmington Dell] in 1826. . . . In a
little work which I have published lately there is a print taken
from light & shadow [of] that picture." (JCC IV, pp. 104-05;
see also JC: FDC, p. 90)
1833 Nov 12 Letter from J.C in Hampstead to the Rev. Henry Scott
Trimmer in Heston: "I have your little picture of a Wreck and
Storm at sea, over the chimney peice of my bed room, above
the beautifull Ruysdael, so that I am daily reminded of you. . .
. I have planned another large picture—but I have little
outdoor stimulus to proceed with them." (JCC V, pp. 66-67)
1833 Nov 16 Letter from son John Charles in Folkestone to J.C. in London.
(JCC V, p. 169; see also JC: FDC, p. 93)
1833 Nov 18 Receives visit from brother Abram in London. (JCC I, p. 277)
1833 Nov 22 Letter from cousin A. Mason in Colchester to J.C. in London
after J.C. loaned them one of his copies from Claude: "You
could not bestow us a greater kindness than to grant us the
loan of the valuable picture." (JCC I, p. 278)
1833 Nov 22 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to son John Charles: "The
Morning Post spoke so nobly of my picture of the wood in
Suffolk Street that I am sure Mr. Spencer will rejoice at it."
(JCC V, pp. 170-71; see also JCC V, pp. 41 and p. 53, where
the date is given incorrectly as Oct 22)
1833 Nov 26 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to David Lucas in Chelsea: "I
shall be at the Academy all day on Saturday judging the
prizes." (JCC IV, pp. 404-05; see also pp. 164, 312 and JCC
V, p. 172)