John Constable in Hampstead Walking Tour

We are delighted to be working with art critic and Constable expert, Estelle Lovatt to run two special walking tours to accompany our John Constable in Hampstead exhibition.

The walking tours will trace Constable’s relationship to Hampstead as a home and as a place of inspiration. Tours last 2 hours and are moderate to easy in terrain. Sites include Branch Hill Pond, his home where he pained 'The Hay Wain' and Constable’s family tomb at Parish Church of St John on Church Row.

The walk will finish at Burgh House where you can view the John Constable in Hampstead exhibition for free!

Meet at Whitestone Pond at the corner of Heath Street and West Heath Road (what three words location: ///stone.spill.tins)

About Estelle Lovatt

Art Critic Estelle Lovatt FRSA has the experience of being on both sides of the canvas; having trained as a painter, read art history and as a gallery exhibition curator, Estelle is able to teach, judge and talk about works of art, from Cave Art to Banksy, with expert opinion.” Estelle Lovatt is a freelance art critic for the BBC (radio and TV), Radio 2’s flagship arts programme ‘The Arts Show with Claudia Winkleman‘, as well as for various independent radio stations throughout Great Britain. She writes reviews for numerous magazines and newspapers, including Art of England magazine. And lectures at the Hampstead School of Art, London. She has also written art exhibition catalogues, including ‘Henry Moore at Work’, and ‘Isis’ Halcyon Gallery, London.

Please note: Burgh House is a small arts charity, and we rely on ticket sales to generate income and keep the House open for free. Therefore tickets for events at Burgh House are non-refundable. If you are no longer able to attend, please contact Burgh House.