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francis henry critchley hinder (1906 – 1992)

Discover Francis Hinder: Australian painter & sculptor known for WWII camouflage designs & modernist sculpture. Explore his legacy in art education & pioneering Australian modernism.

Penrith Regional Gallery - Home of the Lewers Bequest (Emu Plains, Australia)

Home to the extraordinary Lewers Bequest in Emu Plains, Penrith Regional Gallery offers an immersive journey through Australian modernism amidst beautiful heritage gardens and invites you to explore its vibrant art scene.

Frank Hinder was a pioneer of abstraction in Australia, driven, in his work, to make modern philosophy and science visible. The artwork of Frank and his wife Margel Hinder has been recognised for the conceptual link it provides between the emergence of abstraction in Sydney in the 1930s and the development of Abstract Expressionism that became prominent in the late 1950s and 1960s. Hinder’s affection for his close friend Gerald Lewers is felt in the countless drawings he made of Gerald at work, sitting on the ground, entangled in his carvings. These works provide an insightful document of life at the Lewers house in the post World War II era. The drawings depict a close-knit group of friends and family – sharing meals, drawing, reading and resting. This artwork compliments over 150 Frank Hinder sketches and paintings in the collection.

About this artwork

Quick Facts

  • Artist: Francis Henry Critchley Hinder
  • Year: 1945
  • Artistic style: Mid-century abstraction
  • Notable elements or techniques: Black and white drawing
  • Dimensions: 24 x 17 cm
  • Movement: Australian Modernism

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