Tate Britain will delve into the ‘war’ between the two great landscape artists, much touted by the art critics of their time, ...

Constable's Great Landscape The Six-Foot Paintings National Gallery of Art, October 1-December 31, 2006 The Huntington Library, February 3-April 29, 2007 Last year, when the BBC asked listeners to ...

But in 1821, visitors to the Royal Academy barely noticed John Constable’s The Hay Wain, one of 127 paintings crammed into a small room of the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition.

Campaigners have won a case against a station car park expansion in Constable Country, in what they say is an “important victory” for protected landscapes. The Dedham Vale Society and Campaign ...

The corner of southeastern England where Suffolk meets Essex is called “Constable country,” but before John Constable immortalized its green vales and shifting skies, this was Thomas ...

John Constable painted “A Scene on the River Stour,” popularly known as “The White Horse,” in 1819. Now in New York’s Frick Collection, it was the first of the artist’s “six-footers ...

A house in the heart of Constable country, with charming gardens, a pool and tennis court has entered the market at £2.75million. Gatton House is an elegant home which dates from the early 19th ...

A house in East Bergholt, the heart of Constable country, with charming gardens, a pool and tennis court has entered the market at £2.75 million.