John Constable

romanticism

Constable Paintings 1776 - 1837 English Painter, Romanticism

Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishops' Grounds, 1823

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Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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OIL PAINTING: Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishops' Grounds, 1823
      Constable painted this painting - Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishops' Grounds for his friend and patron, Dr John Fisher, Bishop of Salisbury. The Bishop is shown in the left foreground pointing out the sunlit Cathedral to his wife, as one of their daughters, Dorothea, advances along the path towards her parents. And as C.R. Leslie noted, Constable included the Suffolk, hornless variety of cow in the grounds (Leslie (1843/45) 1951, p. 96).
      Constable painted a magical painting, a sylvan vista of the Cathedral, viewed from the south-west, with an arch of trees framing the spire. It ranks as one of his major paintings. He captured the light on the foliage, and conveyed the air and atmosphere of a summer morning. He wrote: 'Does not the Cathedral look beautiful amongst the Golden foliage? its silvery grey must sparkle in it' (Beckett VI, p. 78).
      During a visit to Salisbury in 1811 Con