Quick Reference

Time Period:
Painted in 1933.

Location:
Williamsburg, MA

Medium:
Oil on Canvas

Type:
Landscape

Category:
Trees

Size:
30 X 36

Exhibited:
Unknown

Purchased:
Unknown

Provenance:
N/A

Noteworthy:

Nothing of note for this piece of work.

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Featured Artwork: The North Mowing

RSW's Diary Comments

"Painted in 1933. Painted on Conway-Williamsburg Road at 'Wind'll Blow', the summer home of Aaron Bagg of Holyoke. Big old maple in full pale yellow bloom, growing at edge of stone wall and roadway---flat extended mowing to the left---beyond which flat section band of woodland, farm and low hills---a spring sky of tangled clouds overhead."

Comments on the back of a sepia print:

"This was painted in late April from the yard of the summer farm home of my friends Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Bagg in Williamsburg. Of all the photographs, this does the original the least justice, for it is very shimmering and delicate with light spring colors. The huge maple is in pale yellow bloom , the hills, pale violet and sky very spring-like in opalescent colors. 30 x 36"


"Spring iridescence, rock maple in bloom with pale yellow blossoms."


Additional Notes

Chosen by F. Earl Williams as one of three in bequest, Sept. 1, 1957.


Robert Strong Woodward painting The North Mowing.
A view of the house as it appears in 2006.
A view of the subject as it appears in 2006.