A Weird Man 1949

alexandercalder

pop art-esque

abstract painting

pop art

possibly oil pastel

abstract

fluid art

neo expressionist

acrylic on canvas

spray can art

paint stroke

expressionist

"A Weird Man" is a 1949 gouache painting by Alexander Calder, known for his abstract sculptures and mobiles. Calder’s artistic style is evident in this work, which employs bold lines and shapes to convey an abstract, yet recognizable figure. The use of contrasting colors, like vibrant red and yellow, suggests a dynamic and energetic composition that is characteristic of his artistic vision.