Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

a delicate red violet, which is odd. I pigment such a blending would be green. At the very horizon is a red purple haze. We are inclined to believe that the air about us is also of such a color only so thin as to appear colorless. In a month or two the air will become thick the color will be more apparent.iAugust 22, 1914Light dew in morning.(HT)Blooming of dandelions becoming more general.A patch of Snap-dragons on Davis lawn in full bloom. The whitish green leaves whitened more by dew.