Paul Jenkins, American 1923-2012- Phenomena Compass Reckoning, 2007; acrylic on canvas, signed lower right; titled and dated 2007 on the reverse, 73x59.7cm Provenance: Redfern, London, where purchased from the present owner. Exhibition: Paul Jenkins, Paintings and Works on Paper, 13 June to 30 August 2018. Literature: Paul Jenkins; Paintings and Works on Paper; Redfern, London, p.24. Note: This artwork is by the American abstract expressionist painter Paul Jenkins, who was a student of the artist Yasuo Kuniyoshi. This painting is a typical example of Jenkins’s style, achieved through his eschewing of the paintbrush, which left the paint to seep, pool and drip across the canvas. Jenkins’s work, inspired by artists such as Jackson Pollock and his close friend Mark Rothko, can be firmly located in the abstract impressionist movement which shaped subsequent American art. Jenkins’s work is on display in locations throughout the USA and across the world, including in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C., the Tate in London, and the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris.Please refer to department for condition report