Flatford Mill from a Lock on the Stour
- Artist
- John Constable
- Date
- 1811
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Landscape
The striking 'Flatford Mill from a Lock on the Stour' is an emotive example of John Constable's Romanticism-influenced landscape painting. Rendered in oil on a sturdy canvas, this painting encapsulates Constable's intense affection for his homeland, Suffolk's Dedham Vale, famously known as "Constable Country". Capturing a glimpse of everyday rural life amidst the verdant, peaceful environment, this artwork is characterized by Constable's belief that "painting is but another word for feeling," brilliantly showcasing his distinctive, emotive style.
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