Experts say the previously unknown painting is one of several preparatory sketches Constable did before creating the masterpiece 'Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows', which was bought by the ...

You never know what you might find while browsing thrift stores and estate sales -- including valuable, centuries-old wall ...

Constable did a lot of sketches." Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows (1831) is currently on loan to the Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai Interest in Asia is rising and, Sinclair says ...

A painting which sold for £3,500 has gone back on the market for £2million after it was revealed to be an artwork by renowned British artist John Constable. Auctioneers Christie's of London ...

Widely admired by John Constable's friends as his finest painting, "Salisbury Cathedral From the Meadows" has now been saved for the U.K., bought from the children of the late Barclays Bank ...

Tate According to recent investigations, John Constable did not originally include the rainbow shown here in his painting Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows (Credit: Tate) “It's pretty obvious ...

Experts said it was just a tribute painting by a talented fan of John Constable, and valued it at £500. But one bidder’s £3,500 punt on the oil sketch of Salisbury Cathedral has paid off ...

The discrepancy in the value of “Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows ... particularly scenes of his native Suffolk. In 2012, the Constable painting “The Lock” became one of the most ...

These are now venues on a national tour, beginning in Wales, where the painting is displayed ... arching over a grey spire, “Salisbury Cathedral” is among Constable’s most ambitious ...

Of the paintings he sold at home ... By 1831, something has changed again. Constable paints a second Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, a vast canvas, 5ft by 6ft. In this new scale, the ...

One of Suffolk artist John Constable’s finest ... a basis for his large exhibition paintings. One of his five preliminary oil sketches made for Salisbury Cathedral From The Meadows 1831 was ...