Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), Sunflower (also known as Sunflowers), August 15, 1915; watercolor and pencil on paper, 20 x 14 inches, Image from the Burchfield Penney Archives
To see a sapling, in front of the dark side of a house, [its] branches, sunlit, gleaming white, & then to see it suddenly against the sky a black claw –
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A fairy building or house of the wings of a moth, might use the transparent spots in the wings as windows. What would flowers look like seen thru them!
--Charles E. Burchfield, April 13, 1917