Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

greatest quantities first. These are the fields. There are yellowish brown pastures, cream-tasselled corn fields, sandy yellow stubble fields - golden where some behind time farmer has left the wheat shocks out; greenish tan fields of fox-tail grass.(HT)The next to attract attention are the fall leaves, greatest of which in number are the poplars, which turn to a yellow brown quickly. Brighter, but fewer are elm & linden leaves. Beech trees in some locations are becoming a rich russet in color. Brightest of all are