Franklin Pierce Carpenter Copper Beech by Fascia
Fine liners, graphite on paper
Open edition print
8 x 11 inches, framed to 11 x 14 x 5/8 inches
2025
About this artwork:
On the grounds of the Franklin Pierce Carpenter house, 1800 Elm Street, Manchester, NH, lives this massive copper beech tree. Her trunk is huge and looks like elephant legs with thin, grey bark. Her roots fan out from the lower part. This is due to her thick, shallow roots above and below ground grafting together creating massive, tangled wood platforms (I have sat on the one on the left). She has burls, mushrooms and crannies. This house was built in 1891.
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