Spring 1830

"Spring," an 1830 mezzotint by David Lucas, depicts a rural scene with a windmill, a plowman working the field, and birds soaring through a cloudy sky. Lucas was known for his skilled interpretations of John Constable's paintings, and this print exemplifies his mastery of the medium. The print is part of a series of six, each representing a different season and capturing the essence of Constable’s painterly style. The artwork highlights the beauty of the English countryside and the cyclical nature of the seasons. The print is a captivating representation of the time and evokes a sense of serenity and the promise of new beginnings.