Con010 Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Enormous Art

Con010 Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Enormous Art Our prints are printed on 230 gsm fine art matt white paper all prints have a white border all the way around, of approximately 5cm. this varies for each different image. if you wish to know the exact size for a specific print and size please contact us. Salisbury cathedral from the meadows. john constable. exhibited 1831. on display at tate britain part of historic and modern british art. ‘flatford mill (‘scene on a navigable river’)‘, john constable, 1816–7 on display at tate britain.

John Constable Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Stock Photo Flatford mill (scene on a navigable river) (1816). oil on canvas, 102 x 127 cm (40.1 x 50 in). tate britain, london. Flatford mill (scene on a navigable river) is an oil painting by english artist john constable, painted in 1816. it is constable’s largest exhibition canvas to be painted mainly outdoors, the first of his large “six foot” paintings, and the first in the stour series which later included the hay wain. it is owned and exhibited at the tate. Flatford mill (scene on a navigable river) is an oil painting by english artist john constable, painted in 1816. it is constable's largest exhibition canvas to be painted mainly outdoors, the first of his large "six foot" paintings, and the first in the stour series which later included the hay wain. it is owned and exhibited at the tate. John constable was born in east bergholt, a village on the river stour in suffolk, to golding and ann (watts) constable. his father was a wealthy corn merchant, owner of flatford mill in east bergholt and, later, dedham mill in essex. golding constable owned a small ship, the telegraph, which he moored at mistley on the stour estuary, and used.