Late P.M. Edna called, leaving word for me to call her after 8:00. She said G.S. was unable to come out to look at drawings before March 11 or 12 – In the meantime, she will see to getting glass and mats etc. I am just as well satisfied with the delay for it will give me more time to prepare a few more drawings, which is the sort of thing that seems to go best now….
— Charles E. Burchfield, February 23, 1965
[Note: Burchfield was preparing for the exhibition, Charles Burchfield Drawings, 1945-1965, held in Upton Hall Gallery on the campus of State University College, Buffalo, New York, April 28-May 16, 1965. At that time, Edna M. Lindemann was assistant professor of art education and director of development and cultural affairs for the college; Gordon M. Smith, who was director of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, curated the exhibition.]