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  Watercolours of Industrial landscapes – grey, grimy but gorgeous

  English countryside – green fields, picturesque woods, ancient monuments – in works like this one by John…
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  AI Assisted Collections Exploration

  User Query - Objects by John Constable from the C18th.…
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  Wade around in John Constable’s Water Meadows

  Artist John Constable spent many happy hours painting the waterways of his eastern England where he grew up in what is now Essex and Suffolk. Rivers ran past the mills owned by his father in...
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  Museum at war

  cases for the inclusion of key objects of lesser financial value – such as correspondence related to John…
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  Secrets of the Museum – 3.2 & 3.3 expanded

  Photo: Giovanni Corabi Episode two also reveals lesser-known works by famous names, John Constable…
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  Designing for serendipity in the museum – surprise encounters with objects and stories 

  A John Constable pencil drawing titled Fir Trees at Hampstead, which depicts a cluster of trees, drawn…
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  Miles Aldridge in conversation

  We’re delighted to have your work come into our collection and join…
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  Secrets of the Museum – 2.5 expanded

  Despatch box owned by Winston Churchill, by John Peck & Son, about 1921, England. © Victoria and Albert…
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  Pandemic Objects: Rainbows

  Landscape with a Double Rainbow (oil painting), John Constable, Great Britain, 1812 (V&A: 328-1888)…
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  Chemistry at Work: How Science sees art

  A routine X-ray of ‘View in a Garden with a red house beyond’ by John Constable uses X-rays to reveal…
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  Easy image alignment with IIIF

  Full-Scale Study for The Hay Wain, John Constable, about 1821, England.…
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  Queer Expressions: LGBT History Month, Sat 24th February

  Saturday 24 February 2018 12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00 All events are free, no booking required Join…
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  Fifty shades of hay: the sketchbook of George Robert Lewis

  there was a movement towards naturalism and authenticity in landscape art, embraced by artists such as John…
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  The Cabinet of Curiosities: Reflections on modern art historical thinking

  Generous donations and bequests were received from John Sheepshanks, John Jones, Alexander Dyce, Constantine…
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  A Spring Cleaning in Paintings Conservation

  guest post, written by Arabella Peaver and Morgan Wylder, describes the conservation of a painting by John…
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  IIIF at the V&A

  Library, Morgan Library, and others) examine side-by-side the pencil sketch, oil sketch, painting of a Constable…
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  ‘Slumland Art’: Exhibiting the Bethnal Green Men’s Institute 1924-1938

  headline ‘SLUMLAND ART’, the Daily News (25 April 1924) reported that Institute members were fans of Constable…
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  Of objects and labels: Mr Beresford visits the V&A

  Museum, London Beresford also turned his critical gaze upon the labels of two paintings of Hove Beach by John…
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  Your Affectionate Father John Constable

  In 1828 John Constable found himself a widower with seven young children. Apart from his own sorrow at the death of his beloved wife Maria, a blow from which he never really recovered, he must...
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  V&A experts discover a new oil sketch by John Constable

  V&A experts have discovered a previously unrecorded oil sketch by John Constable. The newly discovered work was concealed beneath a lining canvas on the reverse of Branch Hill Pond: Hampstead. It will now go on...