Spheres, with Mill House on Reverse, Henry Hinkel Graphite, 1913 Crayon and Ink Drawing with Writing All Over The Living Arts with what looks like red

with what looks like red here veering more toward an orange (the first image is the closest

I am not certain the object under the bed at its foot

a portrait of the nature of life itself

Surface aging as evident but completely indestructible

holding the piece of curved blue card in place to the walls of the box

Spheres, with Mill House on Reverse, Henry Hinkel Graphite, 1913 Crayon and Ink Drawing with Writing All Over The Living Arts with what looks like redOne of a handful today pulled from the already falling apart sketchbook of a young Henry Henkel of Lancaster, NY, who wrote his name many times all over it and very much all over this particular page! At top, just above the baseball, is written the word "sphere," tying it together, but easily missed. I'm not quite sure why, but I find the combination of these "spheres" (is a lemon or is a walnut? a sphere?) and this whole sphere of Henry Henkel's