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David Lucas, After John Constable, The Cornfield blue And these associations with disguise

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And these associations with disguise led to their frequent appearance in gothic literature during this period

Vinzenzo Canino (1892-1978)

Jacques Madyol (1874-1950)

Signs of historic worm in the stretcher

David Lucas, After John Constable, The Cornfield blue And these associations with disguiseThis charming engraving by David Lucas (1802 1881) is after a well loved rural scene by John Constable (1776 1837) titled The Cornfield. Its finely rendered and was initially commissioned by Constable for a book, Various Subjects of Landscape, Characteristic of English Scenery, first published in 1830. It depicts a young lad, dry from Summer heat, conspicuously stretching to drink from a pool. As a boy, Constable wandered through this lane towards his

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