The Black Mountain 1945
alexandercalder
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pop art-esque
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popart
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vector art
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pop art
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teenage art
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abstract
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neo expressionist
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acrylic on canvas
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spray can art
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pop art-influence
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cartoon style
"The Black Mountain" is a 1945 abstract painting by Alexander Calder, known for his innovative mobiles. The artwork displays Calder's characteristic use of bold, simplified forms and bright colors, creating a dynamic composition. The abstract forms suggest a landscape with a black mountain silhouetted against a bright yellow sky. The red sun and striped horizon, with its undulating line, add to the sense of movement and dynamism. Calder's vibrant and playful style brought a new sense of energy and whimsy to abstract art.
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