Scene on a River 1
- Artist
- John Constable
- Date
- c.1830 - c.1837
- Style
- Romanticism
- Genre
- Landscape
'Scene on a River 1' is an exemplary work of John Constable, an English painter renowned for revolutionizing the genre of landscape painting. Employing oil as a medium, Constable vividly portrayed Dedham Vale, the area surrounding his Suffolk home, on canvas. As part of the Romantic tradition, his works emanate an intensity of affection for his familiar surroundings, coining the phrase "Constable Country". The essence of his style is encapsulated in his own words: "I should paint my own places best, painting is but another word for feeling." His contributions remain influential in the realm of Romanticism.
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