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Constable travelled to Salisbury on a number of occasions to visit Archdeacon John Fisher. NG 2651 can probably be dated to the early 1820s, and may have originated when Constable and his family stayed with Fisher in July and August 1821.
The artist made a number of sketches of similar views of the cathedral; this one does not recur in his work, but such studies culminated in large finished paintings (see Constable L47, Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows). The freedom of the handling suggests that it was painted out of doors.
Possibly the sketch (no. 294) lent to the Grosvenor Gallery by Isabel Constable, 1889; Salting Bequest, 1910.
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