Charles E. Burchfield in his own words View All

  • Charles Burchfield, Journals, January 24, 1911

    Friday, January 24, 2020

    As I was shaving -- in the bathroom, after school I happened to look out of the window. The sun was just falling into a yellow and orange mist - not a red or yellow disc but a fiery ball of gold. Four tiny gilded clouds floated past in a row past the sun, which had now sunk lower and became … more

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  • Jan25

    Class / Workshop  |  Transforming Artifacts #2

    Saturday, January 25, 2020, 11 am–2 pm

    Looking into the "attic" of our lives: What do we have? What does it mean?  How can we interpret what we've found? 

  • Jan25

    Tour  |  DOCENT-LED TOUR OF THE BURCHFIELD PENNEY

    Saturday, January 25, 2020, 2 pm

    Docent-led tours of the Burchfield Penney are offered every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 2 pm

  • Jan26

    Tour  |  Curator Tour of Painting in Buffalo

    Sunday, January 26, 2020, 1 pm

    Join exhibition curator Tullis Johnson for a tour of IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME, PAINTING IN BUFFALO, 1832-1972 presented by M&T Bank.

Featured Western New York Artists View All WNY Artists

  • Roy M. Mason

    Roy M. Mason

    Roy Mason (1886-1972) was primarily a watercolor artist from Batavia, New York. Especially known for his landscape paintings, he widely exhibited and was the recipient of numerous awards. His work is … more

  • Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock

    Lucius Wolcott Hitchcock

    Lucius Hitchcock was born in 1868 in West Williamsfield, Ohio. He was an illustrator and painter, focusing on figures, portraits, and natural landscapes painted primarily in oil, charcoal, and other … more

  • Robert N. Blair

    Robert N. Blair

    Robert N. Blair (1912-2003) was a painter, sculptor, print maker, and teacher. He is best known for his rural life studies, desert landscapes, and World War II scenes.

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