ALEXANDER CALDER "TANK TRAPS I" LITHO, 1973Alexander Calders signature creation is the mobile. One of the most delightful examples of Modernist sculpture, Calders works are instantly recognizable in museums around the world. Caviar20 has a particular interest in sculptors who are simultaneously active as printmakers along with Alexander Calder, Richard Serra, Kosso Eloul, and Louise Nevelson are prime examples. Calder was a prolific and active print maker. His prints are instantly recognizable

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Cibachrome print

10"H 8"W (work)

reconfiguring the conventions of portraiture to centre Black women as subjects of power

The photograph

The prints in this portfolio were based on watercolors from his book “Je Travaille Comme un Jardiner” (“I work like a Gardener”) that were reproduced by Miró as an edition of prints

in tune with Warhol's fascination with hands (see another example here)

On one side is the Toronto Maple Leafs and on the opposite platform is the Montreal Canadians

by the artist

this work is a highlight from the artist's mid-career oeuvre

Click here to see an example of a bronze sculpture from 1966 sold at Wright auction house

He would define his signature aesthetic by finding and transforming torn posters into art