Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 current. The solid clouds are softened in outline and appear glued to the mist.(HT)(HT)A yellow light fills the air - one mist wonder if it finds its source in the pale suns, whose dreamy light is spun over the whole sky with the drifting mists, or if it is the reflection of the dry yellow earth, of the roads, and appearing in chinks in the weeds & grass & from thirsting gardens. It envelopes all things in a harmony of yellow. A blue ragged cloud in front of sun holds especial beauty. The yellow light brings the be-