Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

[inscription reads] combination of sunlight and snow-flurries at noon as the snow-particles fell on our coats, we saw that they were wonderful little stars. During the afternoon pieces of cerulian sky showed above the yellow-topped flake-spotted clouds. The snow was indeed a flurry - flakes driven hither and thither fashion thru (sic) the “snapping air / Late evening to King’s to see about Rubary at Stony until twelve o’clock discussing religion and philosophy.