John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

1836 late Instructions for retouching the Large Salisbury. (JCC IV, p.
457)
1836 Note of sums due from Lucas. (JCC IV, p. 452)
1836 Publication of John Martin's second edition of Thomas Gray's
Elegy written in a Country Church-Yard, containing an
additional wood-engraving after a watercolour design by J.C.
(JC: FDC, p. 42)
1836 Letter from Sir William Beechey to J.C. (JC: FDC, p. 179)
1836 late Instructions for retouching the Large Salisbury. (JCC IV,
or early 1837 p. 458)
1837 At work on Arundel Mill and Castle until his death. (JCC V, p.
beg. of year 36; see also JCC III, pp. 146, 148)
1837 Jan 2 Accompanies children to C.R. Leslie's house in London for a
party. (JCC V, p. 202)
1837 Jan 11 Attends conversazione of the Graphic Society. (JC: FDC, p.
188)
1837 Jan 19 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London. (JCC IV,
pp. 433-34)
ca. 1837 ca. Jan Letter from William Wilkins in London to J.C. (JC: FDC, pp.
318-19)
1837 Jan According to Leslie, J.C. sees George Turnbull's A Treatise on
Ancient Painting at Leslie's house. (JC: FDC, p. 37)
1837 Feb 8 Attends a conversazione of the Graphic Society in London.
(JC: FDC, pp. 168, 188)
1837 Feb 17 Letter to George Constable in Arundel from J.C. in London:
"For myself, I am at work on a beautifull subject, Arundel Mill,
for which I am indebted to your friendship. It is, and shall be,
my best picture—the size, three or four feet. It is safe for the
Exhibition, as we have as much as six weeks good. We hold
our first general meeting at the new house on Monday. . . . I
am visitor next month in the Life Academy, which I regret, as