Editing John Constable (section)

== Selected paintings ==
{{Main|List of paintings by John Constable}}
* [[:file:Constable DeadhamVale.jpg|''Dedham Vale'']] (1802) <small>– [[Victoria and Albert Museum]], London</small>
*''The Stour'' (1810) <small>– Philadelphia Museum of Art</small><ref>{{Cite web|last=Thompson|first=Jennifer A.|title=The Stour by John Constable (cat. 857)|url=https://publications.philamuseum.org/entries/102686|website=The John G. Johnson Collection: A History and Selected Works|publisher=A Philadelphia Museum of Art free digital publication}}</ref>
* ''Landscape: Two Boys Fishing'' (1813) <small>– [[Anglesey Abbey]], Cambs, NT</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable - Ploughing Scene in Suffolk - Google Art Project.jpg|Landscape: Ploughing Scene in Suffolk]]'' (1814, revised c. 1816 and 1831) <small>– [[Yale Center for British Art]], [[New Haven, Connecticut|New Haven]]</small>
* ''[[:File:The Mill Stream, Flatford By John Constable.jpg| The Mill Stream, Flatford]]'' (1814) <small>– [[Christchurch Mansion]], [[Ipswich]]</small>
*''[[:File:John Constable Stour Valley and Dedham Church.jpg|The Stour Valley And Dedham Village]]'' (1814–1815) <small>– [[Museum of Fine Arts, Boston]]</small><ref>{{cite news|url=http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/arts_and_culture/8479295.stm|title=John Constable's Stour Valley location mystery solved |work=BBC News|date=26 January 2010|access-date=26 January 2010}}</ref>
* ''[[Boat-Building Near Flatford Mill]]'' (1815) <small>– Victoria and Albert Museum, London</small>
* ''[[Golding Constable's Flower Garden]]'' (1815) <small>– Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich</small>
* ''[[Golding Constable's Kitchen Garden]]'' (1815) <small>– Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable 022.jpg|Portrait of Maria Bicknell, Mrs. John Constable]]'' (1816) <small>– [[Tate Britain]], London</small>
* ''[[Wivenhoe Park (painting)|Wivenhoe Park, Essex]]'' (1816) <small>– [[National Gallery of Art]], Washington, D.C.</small>
* ''[[The Quarters behind Alresford Hall]]'' (1816) <small>– [[National Gallery of Victoria]], Melbourne</small>
* ''[[Flatford Mill (Scene on a Navigable River)|Flatford Mill]]'' (original title ''Scene on a Navigable River)'' (1816) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small>
*''Two Donkeys'' (1816) <small>– Philadelphia Museum of Art</small><ref>{{Cite web|last=Thompson|first=Jennifer A.|title=Two Donkeys by John Constable (inv. 155)|url=https://publications.philamuseum.org/entries/103602|website=The John G. Johnson Collection: A History and Selected Works|publisher=A Philadelphia Museum of Art free digital publication}}</ref>
* ''[[Weymouth Bay: Bowleaze Cove and Jordon Hill]]'' (1816–17) <small>– [[National Gallery (London)|National Gallery]], London</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable A Cottage in a Cornfield.jpg|A Cottage in a Cornfield]]'' (1817) <small>– [[National Museum Cardiff]] </small>
* ''[[:File:Weymouth Bay With Approaching Storm.jpg|Weymouth Bay with Approaching Storm]]'' (1819) <small>– [[Louvre]], [[Paris]]</small>
* ''[[The White Horse (Constable)|The White Horse]]'' (''A Scene on the River Stour'') (1819) <small>– [[Frick Collection]], New York City</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable - Harwich- The Low Lighthouse and Beacon Hill - Google Art Project.jpg|Harwich- The Low Lighthouse and Beacon Hill]]'' (1820) <small>– Yale Center for British Art, New Haven</small>
* ''Hampstead Heath'' (1820) <small>– [[Fitzwilliam Museum]], [[Cambridge]]</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable 023.jpg|Dedham Lock and Mill]]'' (1820) <small>– Victoria and Albert Museum, London</small>
* ''[[Stratford Mill (Constable)|Stratford Mill]]'' (1820) <small>– National Gallery, London</small>
* ''[[The Hay Wain]]'' (original title ''Landscape: Noon''; 1821) <small>– National Gallery, London</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable - The Grove, or the Admiral's House in Hampstead - Google Art Project.jpg|The Grove, or the Admiral's House in Hampstead]]'' (1821–22) <small>– [[Alte Nationalgalerie]], Berlin</small>
* ''[[:File:Constable, View on the Stour near Dedham.jpg|View on the Stour near Dedham]]'' (1822) <small>– [[The Huntington Library]], [[San Marino, California|San Marino]], [[California|CA]]</small>
* ''[[Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop's Grounds]]'' (1823) <small>– Victoria and Albert Museum, London</small>
*''[[The Lock (Constable)|The Lock]]'' (1824) <small>– ''Private Collection'' </small>
* ''[[:File:Constable - Seascape Study with Rain Cloud.jpg|Seascape Study with Rain Clouds]]'' (1824–25) <small>– [[Royal Academy of Arts]], London</small>
* ''Brighton Beach'' (c. 1824–26) <small>– [[Dunedin Public Art Gallery]], Dunedin</small>
* ''The Leaping Horse'' (1825) <small>– Royal Academy of Arts, London</small>
* ''[[Salisbury Cathedral from the Bishop's Grounds]]'' (1825) <small>– Frick Collection, New York City</small>
* ''[[The Cornfield]]'' (1826) <small>– National Gallery, London</small>
* ''[[Chain Pier, Brighton (painting)|Chain Pier, Brighton]]'' (1827) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small> 
* ''[[The Vale of Dedham (painting)|The Vale of Dedham]]'' (1828) <small>– [[National Gallery of Scotland]], Edinburgh</small>
* ''[[Hadleigh Castle (painting)|Hadleigh Castle]]'' (1829) <small>– Yale Center for British Art and sketch Tate Britain</small>
* ''[[Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows]]'' (1831) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small>
* ''[[Sir Richard Steele's Cottage, Hampstead]]'' (1832) <small>– Yale Center for British Art</small>
* ''[[The Opening of Waterloo Bridge]]'' (1832) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable 018.jpg|The Valley Farm]]'' (1835) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small> 
* ''[[:File:John Constable - Stonehenge - Google Art Project.jpg|Stonehenge]]'' (1835) <small>– Victoria and Albert Museum, London</small>
* ''[[Hampstead Heath with a Rainbow]]'' (1836) <small>– Tate Britain, London</small>
* ''[[:File:John Constable - Cenotaph to the Memory of Sir Joshua Reynolds - Google Art Project.jpg|Cenotaph to the Memory of Sir Joshua Reynolds]]'' (1836) <small>– National Gallery, London</small>
* ''[[Arundel Mill and Castle]]'' (c. 1836–37) <small>– [[Toledo Museum of Art]], [[Toledo, Ohio|Toledo]], [[Ohio|OH]]</small>