Constable's Hampstead Home: A Turning Point

John Constable, the renowned landscape painter, chose Hampstead as his home in the 1800s to escape Londons polluted air. He resided in a five-story house near Hampstead Heath, where he drew inspiration for his masterpieces. Despite a happy marriage and seven children, tragedy struck when his youngest was born, and his wife, Maria, passed away at 40. Susan Owens new book, Constables Year, explores this pivotal period in his life.

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