Four Spirals and Six Dots 1971

"Four Spirals and Six Dots," a 1971 work by renowned American sculptor Alexander Calder, showcases his signature style of abstract art. This gouache on paper composition is marked by bold colors and dynamic forms, evoking movement and energy. The artwork features four swirling spirals in vibrant orange, red, and blue, set against a stark yellow and white background. Six black dots are strategically placed, adding a touch of playful balance to the otherwise dynamic composition. Calder's ability to create visually captivating pieces with simple forms and bold colors cemented his reputation as a leading figure in the Abstract Expressionist movement.