John Constable is one of the most beloved and influential British painters of all time, known for his pastoral landscapes and his innovative use of light and color. This biography, written by his friend and fellow artist Charles Robert Leslie, is a fascinating window into Constable's life and work. Leslie draws on his personal experiences with Constable, as well as letters and other primary sources, to craft a detailed and engaging portrait of the artist. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of art in Britain.

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