Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

 Sunday—Nov. 7—A fine windy day, —the great sun-wheel revolving them the studding clouds.P.M.—Concert—Chausson Symphony, letters to art, Logan Fuller & Louise.M&H—bring Peggy down—they to Strand. Listening to radio all evening.; ; ; ; ; Monday Nov. 8—A mild sunshiny day after a cold night—most of the day spent in putting my paint boxes (both outdoors & studio) and brushes “in shape”—Late P.M. B & I to Buffalo shopping.Evening to Strand to see “Walls of Jericho”—a story of small town life in Kansas about 1910. Very good.  ; ; ; ; ; Tuesday—Nov. 9—Another mild day—Altho I felt I should be out, I worked in the studio, mounting paper etc. Getting ready for the visitors from the Institute tonight.Evening—Rowe came first, then Blain a little after—Talk awhile in house, then all to studio—Looking at Rowe’s pictures. He has made great studies. I liked especially his large romantic Adirondacks landscapes—Then showed most of my recent work, and some partially completed things. Late, David Pratt came in on an errand & stayed awhile. Blain left first as he was worried about his wife being alone. Rowe stayed & we had coffee & doughnuts talking until 3:00.