Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

A2000.001.017.023

[inscription reads] " which are bent by the force of the loosed air, in the, crumpling of corn-blades, in the sight of play some children hair & clothes fluttering. / After supper start out for a walk, simply to see the close of day, while surround by nature. / The wind is abating gradually but it has left the air in chrystalline (sic) state & all things sparkle / Observe robin blackbird & quail in wheat stubble at tree. / Concrete knowledge of frog-pond. Soon will be gone. When the sidewalk melts "