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Burchfield, Charles Ephraim (1893-1967)

Creator details

Name
Burchfield, Charles Ephraim (1893-1967)
Nationality
American
Biography
Primarily associated with American Scene Painting, Burchfield was schooled in Cleveland and began painting decorative and expressively colored watercolors ca. 1915. He married, moved to a suburb of Buffalo, and began working as a designer of a wallpaper firm in 1922. Painting full-time by 1929, his works became larger, and he concentrated on realist, urban subjects, such as the industry around Buffalo. In 1936-1937, Fortune magazine commissioned Burchfield to paint railway yards and coal mines. During his later period, from 1943-1967, his works became more expressionist, evoking his pantheist beliefs.
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Assets (58 in total)

The Mysterious Bird, 1917 (w/c & pencil on paper on board)
In a Deserted House, 1918-39 (w/c, black ink & black crayon, over pencil on paper)
Sunset, 1917 (gouache on paper)
Late Winter Radiance, c.1961 (w/c on paper)
June Night, 1959 (Luna Moth, Tulip Tree in Bloom by Moonlight), 1959 (w/c, charcoal and paper laid down on board)
February Thaw, 1920 (w/c on paper)
Freight Cars Under a Bridge, 1933 (w/c on paper)
Crows in March, 1951 (litho)
Three Days Rain, c.1918 (w/c & pencil on paper)
Sunrise in the Forest, 1917-18 (w/c & pencil on paper laid down on paperboard)
Goldenrod in November, 1952 (w/c & gouache with charcoal on wove paper)
Little House In August, 1948 (w/c on paper)
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