Plaque

(lost) John Constable - Fitzrovia

Image source: fitzrovia.org.uk

Inscription

John Constable, 1776 - 1837, painter, died here.
LCC

Site: John Constable - Fitzrovia (1 memorial)

W1, Charlotte Street, 76

We thank Steve Roffey for alerting us to this item at Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association 1. We thank FNA for the photos and for their careful analysis confirming the address of this now lost building and plaque.

The building was demolished in 1966 and it was probably the expectation of that destruction that prompted the unknown photographer to take the photos.

More about the house at Fitzrovia Neighbourhood Association 2.

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John Constable - Fitzrovia

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John Constable

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