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Alexander Calder
Seahorse

, 1975
Color lithograph
71.1 × 53.3 cm (28 × 21 in)
Edition of 125

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About Alexander Calder

Alexander Calder was one of the first artists to put movement into sculpture—a radical development that changed art forever. Hailing from a family of sculptors, Calder was encouraged to produce art from a very young age. Initially he was more interested in the possibilities of engineering and applied kinetics. Subjects he first studied before joining the Art Students League from 1923-25 in New York.   Born in Philadelphia in 1898,… Read more

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