Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

is more impressionable when I am divested of all my clothing. The same is true when we are alone in the fields.(HT)People of inferior minds measure a letter by the neatness of its appearance. Let the mind rule the writing not the eye! The mind should be so intent upon what it is saying, that it forgets the means of transferring it to paper. The artist does not see his brush. Be sure if what you are saying is worthwhile, someone will decipher your hieroglyphics. I do not mean that a man should adopt a crude handwriting to affect eccentricity. A man’s