Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

A2000.001.017.096

[inscription reads] " this charming wood in a state of cultivation. / The woods does two things here: viz. it dips down a steep hill, and becomes more wild and secluded. We feel we are in a different woods. The underbrush has been unhampered; the trees are thicker / See patch of whitish stuff from afar. It proves to be a wonderful patch of sow-thistle, which has certainly been misnamed. The down comes off one by one, not many at a time. Away they go over the land to where no one knows. The bobbing "