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6 de sept. de 2022 · Portrait of Second Son, Charles Golding (1834) von John Constable; John Constable, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. Im Jahr 1824 erkrankte Constables Frau Maria. Man glaubte, dass es sich um den frühen Ausbruch von Tuberkulose handelte. Um Marias Gesundheit zu verbessern, zog die Familie in die Küstenstadt Brighton.
19 de nov. de 2023 · John Constable died on 31 March 1837, just two months short of turning 61. He was buried alongside his wife Maria, in St John’s Church, in Hampstead. His brothers, Golding and Abram led the mourners. John Charles, Constable's eldest son who had been with his father when he died, was too ill and upset to attend.
Charles Golding Constable primary name: Constable, Charles Golding Details individual; British; Male. Life dates 1821-1879. Biography Son of the artist John ...
CONSTABLE, Hugh Golding. 1868 - 1949. Hugh Golding Constable was born at Marylebone, London on 28 August 1868, second son of Charles Golding Constable, FRGS (21 May 1821-18 March 1879), a naval captain & explorer, and his second wife Anna Maria Blundell (1841-1891), daughter of Benson Blundell, barrister-at-law of the Middle Temple, who married at St Marylebone on 30 May 1863, his first wife ...
23 de jul. de 2021 · File:Charles Golding Constable - Shipping Scene - B1975.3.249 - Yale Center for British Art.jpg File:Charles Golding Constable - Woolwich - B1976.9.1 - Yale Center for British Art.jpg File:Constable - Portrait of Second Son, Charles Golding, 1834, 5-9700259.jpg
Emily by John Constable 1834 owned by Courtauld Institute. Emily was John Constable’s third daughter, fifth child. Emily was born prematurely and shared her birthday with her brother Charles Golding (Charley). She caught scarlet fever in 1839 and died aged fourteen. At this time, scarlet fever killed more children in Britain than any other ...
Only Charles Golding Constable produced offspring, a son. Shortly before Maria died, her father had also died, leaving her £20,000. Constable speculated disastrously with the money, paying for the engraving of several mezzotints of some of his landscapes in preparation for a publication.
