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John Constable: Toward a Complete Chronology. - Reed College

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1808 Sept 8 Letter from William R. Bigg in London to J.C. at East Bergholt:<br />

"I enclose a letter which Betty brought me yesterday, she<br />

said Lady Manners call'd the Day after you left Town, &<br />

wanted a small Head copy'd, she at first thought of taking<br />

your Direction, but afterwards declined it, as she did not wish<br />

to bring you up, on purpose for so small a Business." (JCC IV,<br />

pp. 244-45; see also p. 48)<br />

1808 Sept Thomas Stothard calls on J.C. in London. (JCC IV, p. 241)<br />

1808 Oct 19 Drawing of St. Mary-ad-Murum Church, Colchester. (JC: FDC,<br />

p. 315)<br />

1808 Nov 10 Wilkie records: "Went to the Academy, and saw <strong>Constable</strong>."<br />

(JC: FDC, p. 315)<br />

1808 Nov 25 Wilkie records: "Called and saw the sketches of <strong>Constable</strong>."<br />

(JC: FDC, p. 315)<br />

1808 Dec J.C. "may possibly have stayed on at Bergholt over<br />

Christmas." (JCC I, p. 28)<br />

1808 Doing some work for Lady Louisa Manners. (JCC IV, p. 48)<br />

1809 Sends Windermere Lake, Borrowdale, and Keswick Lake to<br />

beg. of year British Institution for exhibition. (JCC V, p. 8)<br />

1809 Jan 12 Letter from mother in East Bergholt to J.C. in London. (JCC I,<br />

p. 29)<br />

1809 Jan 15 Dines with Dr. Thomas Monro in London. (JCC IV, p. 236)<br />

1809 Jan 20 Wilkie records: "called on <strong>Constable</strong>." (JC: FDC, p. 315)<br />

1809 Feb 9 Letter from Bishop Fisher in London to J.C. in London, inviting<br />

J.C. to dinner. (JCC VI, p. 10)<br />

1809 March 1 Meets with Henry Monro in London. (JCC IV, p. 236)<br />

1809 March 4 Fragment of letter to J.C. in London from mother in East<br />

Bergholt, postmarked 4 Mar, 1809: "dear <strong>John</strong>, how much do<br />

I wish your profession proved more lucrative, when will the<br />

time come that you realize!!!" (JCC I, p. 29)

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