September 17, 1914
graphite on lined paper
5-7/8 x 3-3/4 inches
Burchfield Penney Art Center courtesy of the Charles E. Burchfield Foundation, 2000
[inscription reads] " yet I admit the possibility of failure sometimes. I contemn myself. / Jupiter surrounded by a white glow seen better when not looking directly at it. Where do the clouds go at night? Milky Way plain. Are they made of light? A vague misty light in the air. It is pleasant to go along this country road at night. / Music effects me more than any of the arts: painting, sculpture, poetry. It affects me almost as much as sunlight, or wind or rain. "