Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

phantom clouds, which are tinged with a yellow copper. The sinking of the sun brings a succession of wierd colors; coppery, rose-¬copper, brassy violet, and finally when it is yet high, all surr¬ounding color color ceases and the sun, in a sky of smooth gray, slowly turns from yellow to crimson - a startling spot, seeming a portent of something wonderful to happen.(HT)Those clouds are odd things, having the appearance as they do, of a huge bank of real clouds.