John Constable Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Mutualart

John Constable Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Mutualart View flatford mill ('scene on a navigable river') after constable john; oil on canvas; 100.5 x 125.5cm (39½ x 49¼ in.); . access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on mutualart. View scene on a navigable river (1816) after constable john; oil on canvas; 100.5 x 125.5cm (39½ x 49¼ in.); . access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on mutualart.

John Constable Flatford Mill Scene On A Navigable River Mutualart 1 month free personal alerts. view upcoming auction estimates and receive personalized email alerts for the artists you follow. Flatford mill is an 1817 landscape painting by the british artist john constable. [1] it depicts a view of flatford mill in east bergholt on the river stour. it is also known by the subtitle scene on a navigable river. [2] although based in london, constable frequently painted scenes from the area around the village in his native suffolk. 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. Constable's great landscapes: the six foot paintings. early life and work. constable grew up in east bergholt, a village nestled in the stour river valley of suffolk county in the southeast of england. the rustic countryside was dominated by the meandering waterway, which had been made navigable for barge traffic in the eighteenth century.