Three Discs (The Man) 1967

"Three Discs (The Man)" is a 1967 stabile by Alexander Calder. It's a striking example of Calder's signature style, known as "mobile" and "stabile" sculptures. The abstract form of the sculpture, made of steel plates, is anchored to the ground, giving it a sense of permanence. The artwork is a testament to Calder's experimentation with form and movement, which he explored throughout his career.