Object records

18 object records.

The American record comes first. Constable’s follow: comparison findings, then source dossiers with no resolved weather comparison. Constable records can be compared with another artwork or a letter.

Dates describe the available record. “Dated inscription” does not independently establish when every part was painted. Unresolved dates remain ranges or alternatives.

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18 object records
Select	Study	Object and question	Date evidence
American painters · 1
Comparison unavailable	Open study	View of Stonington [CT], May 14, 1892, at 5am Florence Griswold Museum · 2017.1.3 The morning map records cold air, no rain in the previous 24 hours and high, rising pressure at Block Island, about 35 km from Stonington. Oliver Hazard Perry · Weather context and computed daylight	14 May 1892 · 5 a.m., clock unresolved Dated inscription, in the artist’s hand per the curator
Studies with comparison findings · 14
Compare	Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain.	Cloud Study, Early Morning, Looking East from Hampstead Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.117 Howard calls the 19th fine, with thunder in the evening. 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	19 July 1821 · 1/2 p 5 AM Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of sky and trees Victoria and Albert Museum · 151-1888 On the conditional 1821 date, Howard records SW and ‘Cloudy and fine at intervals.’ 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	c. 3 September 1821 · Noon Disputed date
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of sky and trees, with a red house, at Hampstead Victoria and Albert Museum · 156-1888 Constable writes West; Howard records SW, an adjacent direction at his station. 1 finding · 7 claims unresolved	12 September 1821 · Noon Dated inscription
Compare	Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain.	Cloud Study Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.156 Both Constable and Howard give NW, and Howard reports a rainy night. 2 findings · 3 claims unresolved	13 September 1821 · one o’clock Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of Sky and Trees Victoria and Albert Museum · 167-1888 Constable writes SW; Howard records W, an adjacent direction. 1 finding · 5 claims unresolved	24 September 1821 · 10 o'clock morning Dated inscription
Compare	Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain.	Cloud Study Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.147 Constable and Howard both give W. 1 finding · 5 claims unresolved	25 September 1821 · about from 2 to 3 afternoon Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of Sky and Trees at Hampstead Victoria and Albert Museum · 168-1888 Howard calls the 2nd “Fine”; the supplementary Tottenham note calls it “Remarkably fine.” 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	2 October 1821 · 8. to 9. Dated inscription
Compare	Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain.	Cloud Study Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.144 Howard records W, partly agreeing with Constable’s westerly wind. 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	1 August 1822 · 11 o clock A.M. Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Cloud Study Tate · N06065 For Tate’s attributed year, both inscription and Howard give SW. 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	27 August 1822 · 11, o clock Noon Dated inscription
Compare	While the NGV believes this work to be in the Public Domain, it is the responsibility of the publisher to ensure that no further permissions are required for use.	Clouds National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne · 455-4 Constable writes W; Howard records SW, an adjacent sector. 1 finding · 6 claims unresolved	5 September 1822 · 10 o clock Morng. Dated inscription
Compare	John Constable. Image courtesy the Courtauld. CC BY-NC 4.0; non-commercial use.	Cloud Study Courtauld Gallery · P.1952.RW.69 Constable’s two notes, about ninety minutes apart, agree on the date, southward view, easterly wind and warmth. 2 findings · 4 claims unresolved	21 September 1822 · 3 o’cl. afternoon Dated inscription
Compare	John Constable. Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain / CC0.	Cloud Study Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.116 The regional wind sources are compatible with an easterly flow, but neither measured Constable’s assumed site. 1 finding · 4 claims unresolved	21 September 1822 · ½ p’s[t] one o clock Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of Clouds Ashmolean Museum · WA1933.7 The museum identifies this as the study inscribed with an impossible date: 31 September. 3 findings · 2 claims unresolved	1 October 1822 · 10-11 o'clock morning Disputed date
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of clouds above a wide landscape Victoria and Albert Museum · 240-1888 For the museum’s preferred 1830 reading, Constable writes W and Howard records SW, an adjacent direction. 1 finding · 2 claims unresolved	15 September 1830 · about 11--Noon Disputed date
Source dossiers · no resolved weather comparison · 3
Compare	Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection. Public domain.	Cloud Study with Trees Yale Center for British Art · B1981.25.152 Howard’s note for the 27th is “Cloudy”; the previous day is “Showery.” Context only · 3 claims unresolved	27 September 1821 · 10 morning Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of Clouds Victoria and Albert Museum · 590-1888 Howard describes the day as “Fine” and records SW. Context only · 7 claims unresolved	5 September 1822 · noon Dated inscription
Compare	Source record Image at museum	Study of sky effect Victoria and Albert Museum · 202-1888 The Royal Society records S at 9 a.m. and “Fine—nearly cloudless” for the day. Context only · 3 claims unresolved	26 September 1833 · 12 to 1--noon Dated inscription

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