Season 2, Ep. 5: The Gleaners - John Constable

Episode 25 of the Painting of the Week Podcast podcast, hosted by Seventh Art Productions, titled "Season 2, Ep. 5: The Gleaners - John Constable" was published on December 7, 2021 and runs 36 minutes.

December 7, 2021 ·36m · Painting of the Week Podcast

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In this episode, Phil and Laura look at one of the greatest of all British artists: John Constable. He is known best for his Suffolk (eastern England) landscapes but this painting is Brighton on the south coast. Why was he there? What does the painting reveal? www.seventh-art.com/podcast Support the show

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In this episode, Phil and Laura look at one of the greatest of all British artists: John Constable. He is known best for his Suffolk (eastern England) landscapes but this painting is Brighton on the south coast. Why was he there? What does the painting reveal?

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