Oil painting entitled Boat-Building near Flatford Mill by John Constable.

Boat building near flatford mill. Victoria and Albert Museum London United Kingdom Original Size. Most of his paintings were done during the Romanticism period an era that encouraged painters to paint natural landscapes. Victoria and Albert Museum London United Kingdom Original Size.

Boat-Building Near Flatford Mill By John Constable RA. Constable painted the landscape entirely in the. 508 x 616 cm.

View in Augmented Reality. Boat Building near Flatford Mill We do not frame our oil painting reproductions Hand-Painted Art Reproduction is an expensive product and the risks of damaging a painting stretched on a frame during transportation are too high Boat Building near Flatford Mill by Constable is therefore not framed and will be sent to you rolled up and packaged in. His father was a wealthy corn merchant owner of Flatford Mill in East Bergholt and later Dedham Mill in EssexGolding Constable owned a small ship The Telegraph which he moored at Mistley on the Stour estuary and used to transport corn to London.

A colour print from Famous Paintings with an introduction by Gilbert Chesterton Cassell and Company London New York Toronto 1912. This painting Boat Building near Flatford Mill oil on canvas 508 cm x 616 cm was completed in 1815 depicting the pleasant summer day on the banks of the River Stour. Boat-Building near Flatford Mill.

John Constable June 11 1776 - March 31 1837 was a British Romantic artist. A barge is being constructed in Constables fathers boat-yard by the mill to carry his flour down to Mistley in Essex on its way to London. Can be seen from paths but you have to go into an enclosure to get to the river end and this may not always be open.

Boat Building near Flatford Mill 1815 - Giclée Canvas Print John Constable 1776-1837 Location. John Constable Boat Building near Flatford Mill Flatford Suffolk Grid Reference. Boat-Building near Flatford Mill This oil painting by the English Romantic artist John Constable is titled Boat-Building near Flatford Mill Dating to 1815.