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303 5th Avenue, Suit 204
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Alexander Calder
Spiral
Collection: Modern Tapestry
Dimensions: 66 x 114 in. (169 x 289 cm)
Material: Handwoven wool tapestry by Cauquil-Prince workshop, Paris
Artist signature: Signed “Calder”
Condition: Excellent
Alexander Calder “Spiral” Tapestry
Unique piece by Alexander Calder, the “Spiral” Tapestry was woven by Cauquil-Prince workshop in Paris. This extremely rare piece comes from a french private collection. The tapestry measures 169 x 289 cm / 5,5 x 9,4 ft.
Alexander Calder’s artistic style was a harmonious blend of kineticism, abstraction, and playfulness. His groundbreaking invention of the mobile, a type of kinetic sculpture that moves gracefully in response to air currents, epitomized his fascination with movement and balance. Calder’s mobiles, with their delicate forms and mesmerizing dance, became iconic symbols of modern art.
Beyond kinetic sculpture, Calder also excelled in painting and printmaking, where he continued to explore his penchant for abstraction and dynamism. His paintings, often characterized by bold strokes and vibrant hues, captured the essence of movement and the interplay of shapes. His prints, encompassing a range of techniques, showcased his mastery of line and texture, often incorporating elements of abstraction and figuration.
Calder’s artistic style, regardless of the medium, was consistently marked by a sense of experimentation, playfulness, and profound creativity. He constantly pushed the boundaries of artistic expression, challenging traditional notions of form and movement. His works continue to inspire and captivate audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of modern art. -
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Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern Incollect Reference #: 784183 -
Dimensions
W. 113.78 in; H. 66.54 in; W. 289 cm; H. 169 cm;
Message from Seller:
At Modern Masters Tapestries, we offer a curated collection of exceptional 20th-century tapestries and artistic rugs, featuring works by renowned artists like Sonia Delaunay and Alexander Calder. Founded by art connoisseur Didier Marien as a branch of the esteemed Boccara Gallery, our passion for textile art spans over 35 years. For more information, contact us at 228.343.4620 or info@mmtapestries.com.
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