"Painted in 1938. From my little east studio window. Sold at Manchester, Vt., Exhibition to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Fitzgibbon, 1273 North Avenue, Apartment 2-E, New Rochelle, N. Y."
The studio items appearing in the painting are: A 1816 edition of Edwin Dwight's book, "Memoirs of Henry
Obookiah" (Opukaha'ia); a tall old lavender-colored bottle; a wine or sherry bottle; a hexagonal incense dish;
a dark blue bottle; a crystal bird, a pink or green-colored shot glass, two apples, and a pewter water pitcher w/ clippings.
Most every item in this painting are common to Woodward's Window
Picture paintings except for the incense tray, and pewter water pitcher. The wine/sherry bottle appears in one other painting,
painted the same year, Geraniums and Glass. We wonder
if there is a significance.