Altoona / Buffalo / Museum / Winesburg / Paris / Stockholm / Camp Jackson / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / Pittsburgh / Cleveland / Shaftsbury / New York City / of Modern Art / Utica / Gardenville / St. Louis / Salem / Boston / New York / Venice / Art / Washington / DC / Harrisburg / Cambridge / Woodstock / London / Greenford / /
Company
M. H. Birge & Sons / W.H. Mullins Company / /
Continent
America / /
Country
France / United Kingdom / Germany / Italy / Sweden / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Ogunquit Museum of Art / Tate Gallery / San Francisco Museum of Art / Cleveland Museum of Art / Ohio University / Museum of Modern Art / The Museum of Modern Art / Phillips Gallery / Museum of Fine Arts / Carnegie Institute / University of Buffalo / Whitney Museum of American Art / Phillips Memorial Gallery / Hatch Gallery / Harvard University / Los Angeles County Museum / Metropolitan Museum of Art / Sunwise Turn Bookshop / Hamilton College / National Institute of Arts / Taylor Gallery / MunsonWilliams-Proctor Institute / Albright Art Gallery / Art Institute of Buffalo / City Art Museum / Brooklyn Museum / Montross Gallery / Ashtabula Harbor / Baltimore Museum of Art / University of Minnesota / Fogg Art Museum / Art Institute of Chicago / /
IndustryTerm
local manufacturer / /
Organization
Ohio University / Athens / Harvard Liberal Club / Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts / Russian Ballet / American Academy of Arts and Letters / MunsonWilliams-Proctor Institute / American Federation of Arts / Cleveland School of Art / United States Army / Department of Fine Arts / Smithsonian Institution / Dvořák’s New World Symphony / Edward W. Root Center / Art Institute of Buffalo / National Institute of Arts and Letters / Harvard University / United States Information Agency / National Academy of Design / Royal Academy / University of Minnesota / Duluth / Artists for Victory / Art Committee / Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony / Hamilton College / Carnegie Institute / Cleveland Society of Artists / Buffalo Fine Arts Academy / Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Annual / Art Institute of Chicago / University of Buffalo / New York / Sibelius’s Second Symphony / /
Person
Léon Bakst / Edward Hopper / Bertha L. Kenreich / John Burroughs / Knut Hamsun / Sherwood Anderson / Mary Alice / Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov / Frank Wilcox / Henry McBride / Hiroshige / Clinton / Abby Aldrich Rockefeller / Sarah Ruth / Robert Frost / John Clancy / Maxim Gorky / Paul Travis / Son Charles Arthur / Alexis Kivi / Edward W. Root / Leo Tolstoy / Willa Cather / Selma Lagerlöf / Frank Rehn / Charles Ephraim / Alice (Murphy) Burchfield / William Charles Burchfield / Henry David Thoreau / Robert Ingersoll / Richard Wagner / Ephraim Murphy / Sally Salminen / Mary Mowbray-Clarke / Charles Burchfield / Unto Seppänen / Sigrid Undset / Henry Keller / Charles E. Burchfield / Sinclair Lewis / Hokusai / Elizabeth Kerr / Frank K. M. Rehn Galleries / Richard Laukhuff / Amy Moore / Martha Elizabeth / Catherine Esther / Friedrich W. Nietzsche / Aubrey Beardsley / /
Position
guard / Chancellor / head of design department / Sergeant / dealer / Evangelistic preacher / Collector / farmer / critic / Dean / model / artist / assistant designer / Longtime dealer / /
ProvinceOrState
West Virginia / Ohio / Minnesota / Maine / New York / Missouri / South Carolina / California / Texas / Vermont / Maryland / Illinois / Tennessee / Pennsylvania / Massachusetts / Los Angeles County / /
Charles E. Burchfield Chronology 1893 April 9: Born Charles Ephraim in Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, son of William Charles Burchfield (merchant tailor) and Alice (Murphy) Burchfield (schoolteacher), the fifth of six children.