Featured Artwork: Mrs. Keach's Barn in Winter

• Woodward did not keep records of the pastels he called "chalk drawings."

Summer Barns, 1930

The image to the right is a summer scene of Woodward's favorite and most painted subject on the Keach Farm property. He called it the "the little red barn," and he painted it as a primary subject at least three time and it was the backdrop to a series of paintings featuring the Greening (Apple) tree on the other side of the driveway that cuts through the center of the farm... pretty much right next to where Woodward sat to make Summer Barns.

The 'barn" itself is not just one barn. It is a group of individual three barns at the top of and rear of a number of buildings also called barns by Woodward in the painting, The Three Barns, which also just so happen to exhibit at the same 1944 Myles Standish show.