John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1833 late in year See 1835 Dec 9-16
1833 Letter endorsed 1833 (but refers to Harwich, mentioned in
his letter of 1831 July 23), from J.C. to John Martin: "I have
put the little coast into a frame—which you can purchase if
you please. . . . It was originally a present from me to Mr
Pulham. I took back of her all the pictures (of landscape) I
had done for them—four in number. . . . I have not varnished
the picture in case you wish for any additions or alterations.
My poor friend Dr Gooch used to put a similar picture of
Yarmouth—which I did for him [-] on the sopha while he
breakfasted. . . . will you call on me soon and let me know if
Mr. Finden means to engrave the drawings of Warwick." (JCC
V, p. 89)
1833 Engraving by Edward Finden of Kenilworth after J.C., bearing
publication line of Chapman and Hall, 1833. (JCC V, p. 87)
1833 Title page of English Landscape. (JCD, p. 7)
1834 Jan 8 Letter from sister Mary in Flatford to J.C., dated "Jan. 8,
1834" in another hand: "I hope you will go and look at the
picture of the Battle of Agincourt. . . . The attack on such a
face as your's vexes me but I hope a cure is at hand." (JCC I,
pp. 279-81)
1834 Jan 20 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to Leslie in West Point. (JCC III,
pp. 107-109; see also JCC IV, pp. 221-22, 406, JCD, p. 3,
JC: FDC, pp. 238, 288 and JCC V, pp. 13, 172)
1834 Jan 21 Note from Martin Shee to J.C. in London. (JC: FDC, p. 288)
1834 Jan 23 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in Chelsea. (It is
possible the date is wrong, and should read 1835.) (JCC IV,
p. 408)
1834 Jan 24 Letter from J.C. to J.H. Burke in Hampstead. (JCC V, p. 107)
1834 Feb 2 Letter from J.C. in Hampstead to John Britton: "I
contemplated adding a view of Stonehenge to my book—but
only a poetical one. Its literal representation as a 'stone
quarry', has been often enough done. I also contemplate a