About This Event

Discover John Constable through the changing seasons in this fresh look at one of Britain's best-loved artists. Marking 250 years since his birth, art historian Susan Owens explores how the rhythms of the natural world shaped Constable's life, work and creative vision. Raised in the Suffolk countryside, his deep connection to the landscape influenced everything from his paintings to his daily routines. Following the artist through the cycle of the year, Constable's Year offers an original perspective on the man behind some of Britain's most iconic landscapes, revealing how nature inspired both his art and his life. Chaired by Tim Hubbard . There will be a book signing after this event. Get ahead of your Festival reading and visit the Waterstones Cheltenham Literature Festival bookshop and support Cheltenham Festivals with every purchase.

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