White Fields 1955

Alexander Calder, known for his mobiles and abstract sculptures, also created paintings, such as this 1955 work titled "White Fields". The composition features geometric shapes in primary colors and is dominated by a white background, suggesting the openness of a landscape. Calder's "White Fields" exemplifies his exploration of abstract expressionism, using bold colors and forms to evoke emotions rather than depicting a specific subject. This painting is an example of Calder's transition between his early constructivist works and his later, more expressive style.