Raymond Hendler Untitled (9.63), 1963 Abstract Unique Crayon Paper

Raymond Hendler
Untitled (9.63), 1963
Color crayon on paper
paper: 9 x 12 inches
frame: 14 x 17 inches
Initialed in pen & dated "9.63” in crayon lower right recto
Also signed & dated “Raymond Hendler 1963” in pencil on verso

 

Frame/condition

In archival black wood frame with white mat and plexiglass; this Raymond Hendler unique crayon on paper looks outstanding; however the paper color is toned and the edges have mat burn (currently not visible) from prior non-archival frame materials; also soft creases on right & paper loss in margin.

Provenance
Private Collection, New York, Gift of the Artist, 1963
Thence by decent

Philadelphia born Raymond Hendler (1923-1998) was a painter, whose work began in post-war Paris, in 1949. There via the G.I. Bill, he immersed himself in the ferment of the West Bank, forming close friendships with the Canadian taschist painter, Jean Paul Riopelle, and the pre-eminent Australian sculptor, Robert Klippel. Raymond Hendler paintings remain popular with collectors today.