What it Meant to be Modern, 1910–1965: American Works on Paper from the Karen and Kevin Kennedy Collection brings together the visionary work of Oscar Bluemner, Charles Burchfield, Stuart Davis,
Charles Burchfield 1916 Charles Burchfield 1916 Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield 1931 Charles Burchfield, Noon Whistle in January Charles Burchfield, Star and Fires Charles Burchfield, The Sulpher Stream Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield 1916 via A Long Time Alone Charles Burchfield, Forest Fire in Moonlight Charles Burchfield 1916 via A Long Time Alone Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield, December Moonrise 1959 via A Long Time Alone Charles Burchfield, Gateway to September 1945-56 via A Long Time Alone Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield, Wheatfileds 1917 Charles Burchfield Charles Burchfield, Hill Top at High Noon Charles Burchfield Inspired by nature--American visionary artist, Charles Burchfield (1893 - 1967)
watercolor artists and their approaches
Charles Burchfield left the small town of Salem, Ohio, where he had lived most of his life after receiving a scholarship to the National Academy of Design in New York
Late August Sunset - Charles Burchfield, 1916 American, 1893-1967 Watercolor and gouache over graphite, 50.50 x 35.30 cm (19 7/8 x 13 7/8 inches).
Charles Burchfield, an American artist famous for his American Scene paintings of the 1920s and '30s, incorporated unique symbols into his work to express moods, sounds, movement, and sensations.
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“Came the yellow days of winter, filled with boredom. The rust-colored earth was covered with a threadbare, meager...
Charles Burchfield, an American artist famous for his American Scene paintings of the 1920s and '30s, incorporated unique symbols into his work to express moods, sounds, movement, and sensations.
