John Constable

6. A Single Object or Cluster of Objects [or More than One Object (erased)] [...(illegible) near the Eye (erased)] at a Distance

c.1823

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Artist: John Constable 1776–1837
Part of: Sketches after Cozens’s ‘Various Species of Landscape’
Medium: Ink and watercolour on paper
Dimensions: Support: 115 × 185 mm
Collection: Tate
Acquisition: Purchased as part of the Oppé Collection with assistance from the National Lottery through the Heritage Lottery Fund 1996
Reference: T08100

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John Constable 2. Tops of Hills or Mountains

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John Constable 3. A Varied Landscape on One Side, and a Flat Country or Water on the Other

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John Constable 4. A Gulph or Bay

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John Constable 5. Flat Ground or Water Bounded by a Narrow Range of Forms or Objects Parallel to the Base of the Landscape

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John Constable 7. A Large Object or Cluster of Large Objects or More than One Object or Cluster near the Eye

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John Constable 8. A Waterfall

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John Constable 9. Two Hills or Mountains, or Rocks Opposite to Each Other

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John Constable 10. A Road Track or River Receding from the Eye

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John Constable 11. Objects or Clusters of Objects Placed on Each Side

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John Constable 12. Flat Ground or Piece of Water Surrounded by Objects

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John Constable 13. A Hollow or Chasm

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John Constable 14. A Recess near the Eye Where Little or No Part of the Sky Is Seen

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John Constable 15. A Landscape of a Moderate Extent: In Which No One Object is Predominate

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