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The Vale of Dedham is an 1828 oil painting by the English painter John Constable which depicts Dedham Vale on the Essex-Suffolk border in eastern England. It is in the permanent collection of the Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh.[1]

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The Vale of Dedham
Artist	John Constable
Year	1828
Medium	Oil on canvas
Dimensions	144.5 cm × 122 cm (56.9 in × 48 in)
Location	Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh
Accession	NG 2016

The view from Gun Hill along the River Stour to Dedham village and the distant Stour estuary was a favourite subject of Constable which he painted several times, most noticeably the 1802 version in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

In this work the paint is thickly applied with touches of white to emphasise the reflection of sunlight. The work was primarily responsible for his admission to the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts in 1829.

See also

• Dedham Vale, 1802, Victoria and Albert Museum
• Dedham Vale, 1802, Yale Center for British Art
• Dedham Vale, 1802, Kōriyama City Museum of Art, Koriyama, Japan
• Dedham Vale, 1810, Dayton Art Institute

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На других языках

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- [en] The Vale of Dedham (painting)

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[es] Valle de Dedham

Valle de Dedham (The Vale of Dedham) es un cuadro del pintor romántico británico John Constable, datado en 1802. Se trata de un óleo que se conserva actualmente en el Museo de Victoria y Alberto de Londres, Reino Unido.

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[fr] Vallée de Dedham

Vallée de Dedham (en anglais, Dedham Vale) est un tableau du peintre romantique britannique John Constable. Il est daté de 1802. Il s'agit d'une huile conservée au Victoria and Albert Museum de Londres.

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