The artist captured an everyday English scene with revelatory naturalism in this 1821 painting, which is among the stars of ...

John Constable's The Hay Wain presents a bucolic view of England – but there's a dark side to the idealised rural image. Widely satirised and reproduced on everything from bath towels to biscuit ...

Constable’s 1821 painting The Hay Wain shows a cart and horses next to a corn mill in the River Stour and has become a gentle symbol of the British countryside. But the painting will be rehung ...

Take John Constable’s The Hay Wain. His depiction of idyllic rural Suffolk is one of the most adored, recognised and copied paintings ever. The National Gallery should be thrilled to have it.

Discover Constable & The Hay Wain invites visitors to disregard its biscuit-tin celebrity, and recognise – as the French once did – its “quiet radicalism” and “originality”.

Curators at the National Gallery in London will draw back the curtain on a masterpiece of British art this autumn—The Hay Wain (1821) by John Constable—which has graced mantelpieces and ...

Not boasting or anything but I grew up with Constable. My grandmother had a copy of The Hay Wain in her sitting room and I rather think there was a copy of The Cornfield as well. So whenever I ...

Farmer Willy Lott’s cottage, which was immortalised in John Constable’s The Hay Wain - Alamy It was a stunning morning back in July, one of those rare days when, by eight o’clock ...

John Constable's The Hay Wain presents a bucolic view of England – but there's a dark side to the idealised rural image. There's no doubt that Constable (1776-1837), who leaned more towards ...