The artist collection
John Constable Oil Painting Reproductions
Constable’s landscapes bring working rivers, shaded lanes and changing skies into view. Our John Constable oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. Explore Suffolk scenes, Salisbury Cathedral and coastal views across the complete collection, or ask us for help choosing a composition, suitable size and frame.
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Constable paintings
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Choosing your Constable painting
The White Horse and The Hay Wain spread river activity across broad, leafy landscapes. The Cornfield and Dedham Vale offer upright views, with tall trees guiding the eye towards open country. Compare these replica oil paintings by the balance of sky, foliage and water, as well as the shape of your wall.
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows combines its spire and rainbow with darker clouds; Hadleigh Castle places ruined towers above an exposed estuary. Stratford Mill has a more enclosed riverside setting. On page two, The Chain Pier Brighton and Weymouth Bay turn towards the coast. Decide whether you want a close, sheltered scene or a more open view shaped by weather.
Size and framing
Most paintings are horizontal; The Cornfield, Dedham Vale, The Lock and The Valley Farm are upright. Fine art reproductions need enough space for small figures, boats and distant buildings. We can advise on listed sizes or quote for an alternative, preserving the full composition and its proportions. Include the frame when measuring your wall.
Our frames are handmade to order. We can help shortlist a frame moulding and colour finish against the landscape’s greens, earth colours and changing sky, as well as your room. Options include antique gold or silver, contemporary painted finishes and actual Farrow & Ball shades.
After suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up can help you compare the painting’s scale and proposed framing in your space.
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About John Constable
English landscape painter, 1776–1837
Constable made the familiar countryside a subject of sustained attention. Growing up at East Bergholt in Suffolk, he knew the River Stour through his family’s corn and coal business. Mills, barges, towpaths and grazing animals belonged to a working landscape he understood, rather than a view emptied of daily activity.
His finished paintings developed through observation and revision. Outdoor studies recorded trees, water and fleeting effects of weather; drawings and oil sketches supplied material for compositions worked out in the studio. For major exhibition paintings, including The Hay Wain, he also prepared full-size oil sketches. Their energetic surfaces reveal decisions that a more resolved picture can conceal.
Earlier landscape painters, including Claude Lorrain and Dutch artists, offered models for arranging a view. Constable brought that inheritance together with places he knew, extending his subjects to Hampstead, Salisbury and the coast. Changing light and cloud formations animate these settings. His work gained considerable recognition in Paris during his lifetime and influenced French landscape painting, while its reception in England was less enthusiastic.
Have a Constable painting in mind?
For another Constable painting or a particular version, send its title or a reference image, your preferred size and delivery location. We will assess the reference and prepare a quotation, with advice on size and framing.
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