Stained Glass
Stained Glass
Stained Glass, a tiny print by Jennifer Drinkwater.
Stained Glass is printed on high-quality Hahnemuhle photo rag paper measuring 4 x 4 inches that includes a 1-inch white border with a hand-torn deckled edge.
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Please note: tiny print does not come matted or framed.
Twenty percent of sale supports Friends of the Porkies.
The conversation that inspired Stained Glass…
I spent an afternoon interviewing Nancy Franz, Iowa State University Professor Emerita of Education, about Michigan’s Porcupine Mountains. The Porcupine Mountains, or the Porkies as they’re commonly called, is home to the largest old growth forest east of the Mississippi in the United States. Once 150,000 acres, it now stands at roughly 38,000 acres in the Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan along Lake Superior. Per Michigan.gov, the Porcupine Mountains “arise abruptly from Lake Superior to form a 12-mile long escarpment which parallels the lakeshore...at 2 billion years old, the mountains are a section of one of the oldest mountain chains in the world.”
Here’s how Nancy described her favorite place on earth: “Sitting in the pew to me is not spiritual. It may be community, it may be music, but where my soul is and where my spirituality is, is in these outdoor spaces.” - Nancy Franz, Ames, Iowa.
