John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

it is in the very best situation in the British Gallery, that Mr
Lyons could give it—keeping all other landscape at a
respectfull distance. . . . I have this year finished a picture of
a heath for Mr Jennnings, and am finishing the scene in
Coleorton grounds with the cenotaph—or rather I am about
such things. My lectures increase in my hands. I gave them at
Worcester with eclat—and I have . . . Albemarle Street in
May." (JCC V, pp. 196-98; see also JCC III, p. 134, JCD, p.
33, JCC V, p. 51, JC: FDC, pp. 9, 110, 231 and JCC IV, pp.
123, 261)
1836 March 18 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London. (JCC III, p.
134; see also JCC IV, p. 119)
1836 March 18 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "[Mr. Rogers
has] an exquisite Rubens. . . . he is . . . a generous upholder
of art, living and dead. What pictures he has got! the best in
London—and he has some noble old wood cuts." (JCC III, p.
135; see also JCD, p. 33 and JC: FDC, p. 168)
1836 March 22 Letter from sister Mary in Flatford to J.C. (JCC I, pp. 298-99)
1836 March 26 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "I have not
neglected the 'Avenue'. " (JCC III, pp. 135-36; see also JC:
FDC, p. 9 and JCD, p. 33)
1836 March 26 Letter from J.C. to Leslie in London. (JCC III, p. 139; see also
- end of April JCC IV, p. 119)
1836 March after 26 Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "Poor
[Auguste] Hearvieu's 'Monk' is thrown on his back. . . . I am
sure, you will do something for it." (JCC III, p. 137; see also
JC: FDC, p. 9, JCD, p. 34 and JCC IV, p. 275 where the year is
given incorrectly as 1835)
1836 March Letter from J.C. in London to Leslie in London: "My
after 26 dear old friend & fellow pupil with Farington, Samuel Lane, is
very much hoping for the best, that can happen with his
portraits." (JCC III, pp. 137-38; see also JCC IV, p. 257 and
JC: FDC, p. 283)
1836 Letter from J.C. in London to William Carpenter in London.