Two Figures by a River, John Constable, between 1807 and 1809
John Constable arcképeJohn ConstableEgyesült Királyság, 1776–1837

Two Figures by a River

between 1807 and 1809 · Drawing · 8.9 × 12.4 cm

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John Constable életében

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  1. 1806

    Two months in the Lake District

    In 1806 Constable toured the Lake District for two months. The solitude of the mountains oppressed him; as his friend and biographer Leslie wrote, he needed villages, churches, farmhouses and cottages.

  2. c. 1809

    Childhood friendship with Maria Bicknell turns to love

    From about 1809 Constable’s childhood friendship with Maria Bicknell grew into a deep, mutual love.

  3. 1811

    First visit to John Fisher in Salisbury

    In 1811 Constable first stayed with his friend John Fisher and his family in Salisbury, whose cathedral and surrounding landscape inspired some of his greatest paintings.

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