Benjamin Franklin in his Garden

Summer 1787

Benjamin Franklin entertained visitors to his garden by showing curiosity. Someone had sent him a two-headed snake preserved in a vial. Such a creature made the point, he said, that compromise was often crucial to progress.

Unframed Archival print, limited edition, signed by artist at the bottom
Size: 15" w x 10" h 

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