Cloud Study, 1821 (2)

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"Cloud Study, 1821 (2)" is a notable work by the English Romantic painter John Constable, renowned for his landscape paintings and his innovative approach to depicting the natural sky. This particular work is part of a series of studies that Constable undertook to capture the transient nature of the sky and its ever-changing cloud formations. Painted in oil on paper laid on board, the study measures 47.5 x 57 cm and is one of the many cloud studies Constable produced during the 1820s, a period when he was intensely focused on meteorological elements and their representation in art.

The painting is characterized by its vigorous brushwork and the dynamic portrayal of light and atmosphere. Constable's cloud studies were not intended as finished works for exhibition but were rather exercises in close observation and recording of the sky at different times of day and under varying weather conditions. "Cloud Study, 1821 (2)" exemplifies Constable's dedication to studying the sky with scientific precision while also conveying the emotional and aesthetic impact of the natural scene.

Constable's cloud studies have been celebrated for their influence on the development of naturalism in landscape painting and for prefiguring the Impressionist movement's interest in light and atmosphere. "Cloud Study, 1821 (2)" is held in high regard for its contribution to the understanding of Constable's working methods and his impact on the history of art. The work is part of a collection of Constable's studies that are often cited as evidence of his statement that "the sky is the chief organ of sentiment" in a landscape painting.

Today, "Cloud Study, 1821 (2)" is considered an important piece within Constable's oeuvre, offering insight into the artist's process and the broader context of 19th-century landscape painting. It is housed in a prominent public collection, allowing art historians and the public to appreciate Constable's meticulous study of the natural world and his ability to capture the ephemeral qualities of light and weather on canvas.

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