"She has a touch
of
gold . .
New Hampshire gold
—
You may have heard
of it."
- - R Frost
this
artwork :
Chester, New Hampshire was
incorporated in 1722.
Early American clock manufacturing was
done here.
The clock face represented in this work
also serves as a "time tunnel",
welcoming the viewer to cross over
Chester's covered bridge in to the sun-
filtered woods,
choose a trail ("less
traveled"),
and step
into a hundred years ago.
Also depicted
• flock of geese do a fly-by over our
home town.
• antlers of the
white
tailed deer (NH state
animal)
• white birch trees
(NH
state tree)
• Daniel Chester
French
sculpted the Lincoln Memorial statue in
Washington DC.
He kept
his
summer home in Chester, and took the
town's name as his own.
The
Lincoln
statue hands (resting on his law books)
are represented in this artwork.
Thank you for
your time.
( in
memory of Marena )
stats:
18"
x 24"
charcoal on
paper
completed nov 24,
2013
© original Sean
Connolly
drawing
comments
welcomed
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