Seven Black, Red and Blue 1947

"Seven Black, Red and Blue" is a 1947 abstract painting by Alexander Calder, known for his mobiles and abstract sculptures. This piece features a vibrant, colorful background of yellow, red, and orange, with bold black shapes arranged on top. Calder's style, often called "abstract constructivism," creates a dynamic composition through the interplay of geometric and organic forms. This piece is a prime example of Calder's bold, playful use of color and form.