Stainless Stealer 1966
alexandercalder
metal, sculpture, mobile
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abstract-expressionism
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metal
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form
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geometric
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sculpture
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mobile
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line
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modernism
"Stainless Stealer" is a mobile sculpture created by Alexander Calder in 1966. Calder, known for his innovative approach to abstract art, created mobiles that move and interact with their environment. This piece, composed of thin, curved wires and flat, disc-shaped elements, exemplifies Calder's signature style of kinetic sculpture. The mobile's delicate balance and graceful movement contribute to its visual appeal, reflecting the artist's fascination with capturing the essence of motion and form.
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