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"Taking Up Space" is a bold, unapologetic celebration of feminine power, presence, and self-expression.
Hello, I'm Lynn and I'm dedicated to capturing the essence of feminine strength through my art. From empowering portraits to expressive abstracts, my work celebrates feminine energy, because I believe it’s our innate superpower.
"At What Cost?" Description
Known for her passionate advocacy for labor rights and the copper miners of Michigan's Copper Country, Big Annie's bold presence and unwavering spirit earned her the nickname "An American Joan of Arc." Born in Calumet to an immigrant miner, she courageously championed the rights of working-class families and became an iconic figure, proudly carrying a giant U.S. flag at protest parades.
Back then, deep underground hard rock mines in the Copper Country were America's primary source of copper, a sharp contrast to today’s open-pit mines out west. With mounting economic pressure, local companies switched from two-man to one-man drills, earning the nickname "Widow Maker" because of the increased rate of mining accidents.
This shift left working-class families struggling, prompting the women of Copper Country to ask, "What's the true price of copper?" Their answer was clear: the cost was their fathers and husbands, the backbone of their families.
This Limited Edition 16" x 20" Print series is strictly limited to 50 prints, each numbered and personally signed, ensuring its uniqueness and collectible value.
I pledge to donate 50% of the sales price to the Keweenaw Community Foundation's Big Annie Statue Fund.
Read more here: https://www.keweenawcommunityfoundation.org/big-annie
"At What Cost?" was created with pigmented inks on acid-free, 100% cotton paper and is expected to have an archival lifespan of approximately 100 to 200 years when displayed under proper conditions*.
*Artwork should be protected from direct sunlight and high humidity and have minimal exposure to pollutants.
"At What Cost?" Description
Known for her passionate advocacy for labor rights and the copper miners of Michigan's Copper Country, Big Annie's bold presence and unwavering spirit earned her the nickname "An American Joan of Arc." Born in Calumet to an immigrant miner, she courageously championed the rights of working-class families and became an iconic figure, proudly carrying a giant U.S. flag at protest parades.
Back then, deep underground hard rock mines in the Copper Country were America's primary source of copper, a sharp contrast to today’s open-pit mines out west. With mounting economic pressure, local companies switched from two-man to one-man drills, earning the nickname "Widow Maker" because of the increased rate of mining accidents.
This shift left working-class families struggling, prompting the women of Copper Country to ask, "What's the true price of copper?" Their answer was clear: the cost was their fathers and husbands, the backbone of their families.
This Limited Edition 16" x 20" Print series is strictly limited to 50 prints, each numbered and personally signed, ensuring its uniqueness and collectible value.
I pledge to donate 50% of the sales price to the Keweenaw Community Foundation's Big Annie Statue Fund.
Read more here: https://www.keweenawcommunityfoundation.org/big-annie
"At What Cost?" was created with pigmented inks on acid-free, 100% cotton paper and is expected to have an archival lifespan of approximately 100 to 200 years when displayed under proper conditions*.
*Artwork should be protected from direct sunlight and high humidity and have minimal exposure to pollutants.
"Lynn's art taps into something deep and profound, something that speaks to the human soul in a way that defies explanation."– Kristin Mantta
“Lynn’s work is my power totem. When I walk into my shop, where Wonder Woman presides, I am reminded subtly of my, and every woman’s unlimitless fierce potential.”– Anne Newcombe
“Lynn does beautiful work, very life-like, she really brings the subject to life - so talented.”– April Mansfield
"Lynn's work is marvelous and unique. The quality and intentionality behind her work is inspiring. I highly recommend her work for gifting, self-indulgence, or commission."– Kayla Jaynes
"Lynn's art taps into something deep and profound, something that speaks to the human soul in a way that defies explanation."– Kristin Mantta
“Lynn’s work is my power totem. When I walk into my shop, where Wonder Woman presides, I am reminded subtly of my, and every woman’s unlimitless fierce potential.”– Anne Newcombe
