Kay Nielsen, "And when I get back and am tired, and rest in the wood, then I hear the Nightingale sing," illustration to The Nightingale, 1923. Transparent and opaque watercolor, graphite and metallic paint. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Promised gift of Kendra and Allan Daniel. Courtesy, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. L-SE 1256.1.27
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