John Constable and the Fishers
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John Constable and the Fishers

The Record of a Friendship

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John Constable and the Fishers

The Record of a Friendship

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First published in 1952, John Constable and the Fishers is based on original letters which have never been published in full before. These have been woven into a connected narrative dealing with the friendship which existed between Constable and various members of the Fisher family, more particularly the Bishop of Salisbury (a personal friend of George III who entrusted him with the education of Princess Charlotte as heiress to the throne) and his nephew the Archdeacon of Berkshire. The Archdeacon's letters give a picture of life in a cathedral closed and country vicarages, reminiscent of Trollope's Barchester and Thomas Hardy's Wessex. In return Constable confides his ideals and ambitions; and as Mr. Grigson suggests in his introduction, the encouragement he received from the Fishers may have had a decisive effect on the future of landscape art. The letters are fully annotated and are illustrated with connected works done by Constable. This book will of interest to students of history, art and literature.

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2023
ISBN
9781000819878
Edition
1
Topic
Art
Subtopic
Art General

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Original Title Page
  6. Original Copyright Page
  7. Table of Contents
  8. Illustrations
  9. Preface by Geoffrey Grigson
  10. Editor’s Note
  11. Prologue
  12. I. 1798–1810: Enter the Good Bishop
  13. II. 1811–1812: Young John Fisher
  14. III. 1813–1816: Three Marriages
  15. IV. 1816–1818: Osmington
  16. V. 1819–1820: The White Horse, and Stratford Mill
  17. VI. 1820–1821: A Visit to Leydenhall
  18. VII. 1821: The Visitation of Berkshire: and Skies Over Hampstead
  19. VIII. 1822: A Visitor from Paris
  20. IX. 1822: Difficult Times
  21. X. 1823: Read of the Flowing Locks: and Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop’s Grounds
  22. XI. 1823: Gillingham
  23. XII. 1823: Coleorton
  24. XIII. 1824: Arrowsmith Buys
  25. XIV. 1824: A Meeting in Town: Brighton: and a Musical Festival
  26. XV. 1824: Trouble with Tinney: and News From France
  27. XVI. 1825: The Shows of Bath
  28. XVII. 1825: The Bishop Returns to Windsor
  29. XVIII. 1826: Thoughts of Osmington
  30. XIX. 1826: The Glebe Farm
  31. XX. 1827–1828: Maria’s Death
  32. XXI. 1829: Salisbury Revisited
  33. XXII. 1830–1837: The Close of a Friendship
  34. Appendix (The Younger Generation)
  35. Acknowledgements
  36. Index