A road leading to Salisbury
Drawing
1820, August 9 (made)
1820, August 9 (made)
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Sketch of a road with figures, surrounded by trees. Salisbury Cathedral is visible in the distance.
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Title | A road leading to Salisbury (popular title) |
Materials and techniques | pencil on paper |
Brief description | Drawing, A road leading into Salisbury, by John Constable, pencil on paper, 1820 |
Physical description | Sketch of a road with figures, surrounded by trees. Salisbury Cathedral is visible in the distance. |
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Historical context | In 1820 Constable exhibited at the Royal Academy 'Stratford Mill' (now in the collection of Sir Reginald Macdonald-Buchanan) and 'A View of Harwich Lighthouse' (see No. 142 [302-1888] above). He stayed with Fisher at Salisbury in July and August, settled his wife and children at Hampstead by 1 September, and paid a brief visit to Malvern Hall. [G Reynolds, 1973, p. 127] |
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Other number | 193, plate 149 - Reynolds catalogue no. |
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Accession number | 262-1888 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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