RSW's Diary Comments

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CAPTION FOR PIC

Springfield Union, July 6, 1940

"Robert Strong Woodward's Abandoned Pastures, is admitted to be one of the most striking paintings that has ever been hung in Hall Tavern. Titles of paintings are often far removed from the significance of the subject but this picture depicts just what the name implies. The scene is a sweeping mountain pasture in early fall, and away off in the distance is range after range of distant mountains and hills."

A chalk drawing named Where Four Stone Walls Used to Meet was later made of this scene from a different vantage point and is privately owned. For more about the Heath, MA pasture and the studio Woodward built there, see our Scrapbook page devoted to the Heath Pasture Studio.

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