Description: Three stunning Alexander Calder lithographs from the year 1931. Each print is 17" x 13" and is signed by Calder. Alexander Calder (1898-1976) is widely considered one of the most important American artists of the 20th Century. He is most well known for inventing the mobile, transforming sculpture into a dynamic art form. His early work with wire sculptures led to his creation of "Calder's Circus" between1926-1931, a miniature circus where he performed shows, showcasing his fascination with movement. These lithographs were inspired by his circus, capturing the essence of performance and motion in static form. They are significant for illustrating Calder's early exploration of movement, which he later expanded into his kinetic sculptures. The lithographs depict circus scenes with acrobats and animals, reflecting his playful approach to art. These lithographs are in great condition with no tears or creasing. Minor color aging on edges but overall taken well care of.
Price: 350 USD
Location: Suisun City, California
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Artist: Alexander Calder
Subject: Circus
Year of Production: 1931
Type: Print
Item Height: 17 in
Item Length: 17 in
Item Width: 17 in