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At 142 feet tall, a crown spanning 114 feet, and a girth of 201 inches, this Carya illinoinensis is the largest of its kind in California, a Champion found not in a celebrated old-growth forest, but rising from the private ranchland of Sonoma County, above rolling green hills near the Russian River.
To stand beneath it is to understand scale differently.
Drawn on location, this piece carries the full monumental weight of that encounter. A singular pecan tree, well over 200 years old, immense and deeply rooted, towering above the landscape around it with quiet, unmistakable authority.
Rendered in ink wash, ballpoint, and Micron pen on mixed media paper, each mark reflects time spent observing this Champion Tree.
18" × 24", ready to frame.
Includes a beautifully hand-signed certificate of authenticity.
At 142 feet tall, a crown spanning 114 feet, and a girth of 201 inches, this Carya illinoinensis is the largest of its kind in California, a Champion found not in a celebrated old-growth forest, but rising from the private ranchland of Sonoma County, above rolling green hills near the Russian River.
To stand beneath it is to understand scale differently.
Drawn on location, this piece carries the full monumental weight of that encounter. A singular pecan tree, well over 200 years old, immense and deeply rooted, towering above the landscape around it with quiet, unmistakable authority.
Rendered in ink wash, ballpoint, and Micron pen on mixed media paper, each mark reflects time spent observing this Champion Tree.
18" × 24", ready to frame.
Includes a beautifully hand-signed certificate of authenticity.