Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967), The Window by the Alley, 1917; watercolor, pencil and crayon on paper mounted on board, 22 x 26 inches; Courtesy Peter Findlay Gallery
Transplanted peonies in front of the studio, to make way for cannas I intend to plant there next spring. Preparing for spring planting in the fall is essentially an act of faith- it presupposes that spring will indeed come again, and when it does come, that it will be worthwhile to plant things.
A warm drowsy day, with mild clean skies- Finished up two pictures today.
Charles E. Burchfield, Journals, October 5, 1936