Pyramids 1975
alexandercalder
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pop art-esque
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popart
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pop art
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teenage art
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neo expressionist
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pop of colours
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spray can art
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comic book style
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pop art-influence
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psychedelic
"Pyramids," created by Alexander Calder in 1975, exemplifies the artist's distinctive abstract style. Bold, geometric shapes, particularly pyramids, are rendered in vibrant hues of red, black, blue, and white, set against a contrasting yellow background. The composition is dynamic, with the pyramids appearing to float and overlap, suggesting movement and depth. Calder's signature use of line and color creates a playful yet sophisticated visual language, reminiscent of his iconic mobiles.
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