| FINGERPRINTS | Recognise pictures in art gallery - presumably they were collected by Constable (12) |
| CAVEDWELLERS | Presumably they were often reduced to living on the rocks! (4-8) |
| MAO | 1949-1976 Chinese leader whose quotations were collected in the Little Red Book |
| SOIL | 2,024 grams of it were collected from ancient Olympia and sent to France in anticipation of the Olympics |
| ILLO | Picture, in art dept. slang |
| ROSE | Flower such as the apple-scented sweetbrier or any other wild variety whose berry-like hips were collected during the Second World War as a source of vitamin C for children (4) |
| FLATFORDMILL | Subject of painting by Constable |
| TRAINSPOTTER | Railway buff returned pictures in protest after changes made (12) |
| LOGGIA | Register those in the vanguard in Germany in art gallery |
| ELMS | Trees once abundant in the British landscape that were sketched, studied and painted by Constable (4) |
| INACCURATELY | Popular work in art gallery in recycled clay? Not exactly |
| TATE | Sugar magnate who founded what was originally the National Gallery of British Art which today holds paintings by Constable, Gainsborough, Turner, Waterhouse and Whistler (4) |
| PANIC | In a twist when held by constable, sudden fright ensues (5) |
| COLDSNAP | Lands in trouble when nabbed by constable during chilly spell (4,4) |
| HAYWAIN | Why, in AA, there might be a cart painted by Constable (3,4) |
| STOUR | River in East Anglia painted by Constable and Gainsborough (5) |
| LOUVRE | Various bits of velour in art gallery (6) |
| TASTE | First of students in art gallery showing discrimination (5) |
| TERNATE | ... their little partner's invested in art gallery having three leaflets |
| TOLERATE | Put up with new role in art gallery (8) |
