In 2018, after a 5 year tour of Britain, the painting returned to Tate Britain for permanent display. It now ironically hangs next to JMW Turner’s "Caligua’s Palace and Bridge" (1831). The two paintings were at the centre of a falling out between the artists at the 1831 Royal Exhibition. Constable, that years ‘hangman’, switched the arrangement of the paintings at the last minute. Turner, unaware of the change, was infuriated by his painting’s new position and "slew Constable without remorse” at a dinner they both attended, later that evening.