"A house is often more moody than nature. What a rare thing it is.
They are built by men as dwellings; windows are put in to let in light - and this strange creature results.
In the daytime they have an astonished look, at dusk they are evil, seem to brood over some crime committed or begun.
Each one is individual."
- Charles Burchfield, journal entry, September 15, 1916.
They are built by men as dwellings; windows are put in to let in light - and this strange creature results.
In the daytime they have an astonished look, at dusk they are evil, seem to brood over some crime committed or begun.
Each one is individual."
- Charles Burchfield, journal entry, September 15, 1916.