2026: Box #23 – Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (closeup)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (closeup)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (signature)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (closeup)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (closeup)

Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif) (reverse)

 

2026: Box #23 – Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif)

 

2026: Box #23 – Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif)

Rainbow gradient of Crayola crayons, lined up at top of canvas, bleeding wax downward.

Not sure if the slashes are an intentional artistic statement or an angry response to someone or something (The painting was found tossed away curbside)

Signed: JAP, JAD, or JAB (Google Lens says “JAD” but offered no further information.)

According to Google, this type of melted crayon art is not uncommon, typically created by children. This painting may have been a school project.

Unframed

Large Clear Plastic Bag, No Box

 

1 pound /4 ounces

555 grams

16 x 20 inches

 

Found Curbside (Trash)

York, Pennsylvania

 

Unknown acquisition date

 

2026-23-Crayon and Wax Painting on Stretched Canvas (Bleeding Crayon and Slashed Canvas Motif)

 

Unknown-York-Unknown

 

Family Room