A Self-Portrait with Good Right Hand 1963

"A Self-Portrait with Good Right Hand" is a 1963 drawing by American artist Philip Evergood (1901-1973). The work features a self-portrait of the artist, drawn in pencil on paper. Evergood, known for his expressive style, captures his likeness with loose, gestural lines, emphasizing his features and his right hand holding a drawing tool. The drawing is inscribed to George Biddle, another artist, suggesting a personal connection between the two. This work exemplifies Evergood's signature style of realism and his focus on capturing individual character.