Hampstead Heath, Looking Toward Harrow, England 1816 by John Constable Art Print
This striking Hampstead Heath, Looking Toward Harrow art print captures John Constable's luminous vision of an English countryside beneath a dramatic, storm-touched sky. Painted in oil on paper mounted on canvas around 1816 to 1826, the work reflects the Romantic attention to weather, light, and the natural world that defined Constable's celebrated studies. Broad shafts of pale light break through heavy clouds above rolling fields, dark trees, and a distant ridge, while a small figure in red pauses in the foreground. Constable's loose, textured brushwork gives the scene an immediacy that rewards close viewing and brings a sense of fresh air to any room.
Dated c. 1821. The original medium is oil on paper, mounted on canvas. From the Modern European Painting and Sculpture collection at Cleveland Museum of Art (Gift of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wade). Printed in Texas by GleeBeeCo on heavyweight matte archival, acid-free paper for rich color and lasting detail. Available in 5×7", 8×8", 8×10", 9×12", 11×14", 12×16", and 13×19" sizes, ready to frame in the dimensions you select. Ships flat, never rolled in a tube.
Features: USA Printed, Archival Grade, Acid Free, Reprint, Painting, Horizontal
Category: Artwork, Places, Nature
Movement: Romanticism
Genre: Landscape Painting
Subject: Landscape, Sky, Trees
Artist: John Constable
Country: England
Year: 1816
Museum: Cleveland Museum of Art
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Hampstead Heath, Looking Toward Harrow, England 1816 by John Constable Art Print