Sliced Lemon 1963
alexandercalder
pop art-esque
childish illustration
popart
egg art
pop art
teenage art
abstract
acrylic on canvas
spray can art
pop art-influence
cartoon style
"Sliced Lemon" is a 1963 painting by American artist Alexander Calder, known for his innovative mobiles and abstract sculptures. This artwork showcases Calder's exploration of abstract forms and vibrant colors, utilizing a dynamic composition of bold shapes. The piece features a sliced lemon, a black circle, a red form resembling a horn, and a black undulating line, all set against a backdrop of blue and yellow brushstrokes. The bold colors and playful shapes create a sense of energy and movement, characteristic of Calder's artistic style. This painting is a prime example of Calder's foray into painting, expanding his creative scope beyond his renowned sculptures.
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