John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

it cuts up my time—but I relieve, by exchange, Turner. My
'great Salisbury' print is done. I shall call it 'the Rainbow'—you
shall soon receive a proof of it." (JCC V, pp. 37, 202; see
also JCC IV, p. 434 and JCC III, p. 146
1837 Feb 20 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London. (JCC IV,
pp. 434-35)
1837 Feb 25 Letter to Leslie in London from J.C.: "I commence my
visitorship on [Monday] evening." (JCC III, pp. 146-47; see
also JCD, p. 76)
1837 Feb 26 Letter from brother Abram in East Bergholt to J.C.: "I hope
you will go to Ham soon." (JCC I, pp. 303-04)
1837 Feb 27 Relieves Turner as visitor in the Life Academy. (JCC III, p.
146; see also JCD, p. 76
1837 Feb 28 Note from J.C. in London to Francis Moon in London. (JC:
FDC, p. 334)
1837 end of Feb- Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London. (JCC IV,
beg. of March p. 435)
1837 March 18 Letter to David Lucas in London from J.C. in London, with a
sketch of a rainbow. (JCC IV, pp. 435-37; see also JCC V, p.
58)
1837 March after 18 Letter from J.C. in London to David Lucas in London:
"The print is a noble and beautifull thing . . . entirely made
perfect." (JCC IV, p. 437)
1837 Letter to David Lucas in London from J.C. in London. (JCC IV,
after March 18 p. 437)
1837 March Letter from J.C. in London to Samuel Lane in London: "I am
pre-25 out every evening from five to nine at the old Academy,
visitor in the Life." (JCC IV, p. 258)
March 25 Last night at the Life Academy. (JCD, p. 76; see also JCC III,
p. 147)