Alexander Calder
Alexander Calder was an American sculptor born in 1898, best known for his innovative mobiles and static sculptures known as stabiles. His work is celebrated for its dynamic movement and playful interaction with space, making him a key figure in modern art. Calder's artistic legacy includes a unique approach to sculpture that emphasizes the relationship between form and motion.
Born on Jul 22, 1898 (127 years old)
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France:
Alexander Calder was a famous American artist who visited Agnès Varda's home.
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Saudi Arabia:
The sculptures 'Rouge' and 'Balance of Flexibility' by Alexander Calder are featured in the artistic display at the Lake of Forty.
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Italy:
Deodato mentions the contributions of Alexander Calder to the 'Art Car' projects.
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Slovakia:
Alexander Calder was an American sculptor who created the first BMW Art Car in 1975.
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United Kingdom:
Fiasco raps about a giant steel sculpture made by Alexander Calder.
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United Kingdom:
Alexander Calder was an American artist photographed by Agnès Varda while carrying his mobiles.
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Portugal:
Ana Trancoso was inspired by the work of Alexander Calder, who has a mobile displayed at the CCB.
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Iran:
Alexander Calder is famous for inventing the mobile and has left a legacy of various artworks including sculptures and paintings.
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United Kingdom:
Paule Vézelay was on 'chère amie' terms with Alexander Calder.
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