Alexander Calder Color Lithograph "Spirals and Forms," Circa 1965

Item Details

Alexander Calder (American, 1898 – 1976)
Spirals and Forms, circa 1965
Color lithograph on paper
Signed to the lower right
EA edition apart from edition of 125

Alexander Calder was an innovator in Modern art by creating a method of sculpting and wire bending to create “drawings in space.” Calder was an artist who resonated with the Futurists and Constructivists, as well as building blocks of early non-objective painting. Calder’s work is represented in the collections of numerous distinguished institutions, including the Art Institute of Chicago; Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan; Guggenheim Museum, New York; Museum of Modern Art, New York; the National Gallery, Washington, D. C.; Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland; Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona; and Tate Gallery, London.

Condition

- toning to print and paper; flecks of accretions and loose debris scattered between artwork, mount, and the covering of frame; splits between the corners of frame bars; small chips to composite of frame at the corners and at the lower right region; abrasions, scratches, scuffs, and accretions to frame.

Dimensions

- measurements of frame; sheet measures 38.25" W x 26.25" H.

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Item #

ITMGF31400