Engulfing 1966

"Engulfing" is a 1966 abstract painting by American sculptor Alexander Calder. The composition features bold black lines and colorful circular forms, creating a dynamic and energetic feel. Calder is well-known for his mobiles, but he also created a number of paintings and drawings that often featured geometric shapes and expressive lines. The artist’s interest in movement is apparent in the seemingly floating circles and the black lines that appear to be in motion. "Engulfing" is a prime example of Calder's unique style, which combines abstract elements with a sense of playfulness.