A Mill Near Colchester 1833

"A Mill Near Colchester" is a watercolor painting by the English Romantic artist John Constable, completed in 1833. The painting depicts a windmill, its sails angled against a cloudy sky, and a surrounding landscape with a small cottage in the foreground. This painting exemplifies Constable's signature style, known for its loose brushstrokes, emphasis on light and atmosphere, and focus on the beauty of the English countryside. Constable's work is often considered a bridge between the tradition of landscape painting and the emerging Impressionist movement.