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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Mesmerised My eyes are glued I take in every detail His sea His sky His movement I hear the sounds Pervade the air As if myself As if I’m there I’m standing back So much to see It gently pulls I stand within A bystander As I meander Betwixt this daily scene As they prepare The fisherman For they are everywhere Exquisite detail In the distance A windmill I espy Still here today Upon the cliff I passed it on my way His sky so atmospheric The best or so they say To see his work Is such a treat Now etched inside my head He painted it so long ago How much has changed since then The Chain Pier 'tis no longer here But in 1826 He painted it Recorded it Kept this scene alive His image has survived From whence he strolled along the prom Sketching every detail Returning each and every day His work of art now on display So honoured to observe As I gaze upon his masterpiece Now displayed in London’s Tate But for this new exhibition Called ‘Constable in Brighton’* For the summer months at least Just like a truly scrumptious feast I partake a bite most every day Feeding my soul it takes my breath away… Written 7th January 2021 Contest Podium Placing Promise (5) Sponsor Brian Strand FIRST PLACE *Constable in Brighton brings together over 60 of the artist’s sketches, drawings and paintings from his time in Brighton between 1824 – 1828 for the first time, in the place where they were created. Focusing on his family life and walks, it will explore the impact and influence of the work he made here; as well as the working practices he developed and the locations and people who inspired him. Uniquely, the display will follow Constable’s own walking and painting sequences, illustrating the series of paintings he produced as he explored the Brighton landscape. Highlights will include: • Chain Pier, Brighton (1826–7, Tate), a fine oil painting featuring the early Brighton landmark which was swept away in 1896, in its first exhibition in the city for 20 years.
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