Pajamarino 1971

"Pajamarino", created in 1971 by Alexander Calder, is a vibrant abstract painting featuring three simplified figures rendered in bold, flat colors. The figures, reminiscent of human forms, are rendered in red, blue, and yellow, dancing across a white background. The playful composition and striking colors are characteristic of Calder's unique style, known for its dynamic movement and celebration of the human form. This work is an example of Calder's exploration of abstract expressionism through a playful and joyful lens, showcasing his mastery of color and form.