Stabile At Sunrise 1944

Alexander Calder's "Stabile At Sunrise" (1944) is a vibrant abstract composition that exemplifies the artist's iconic "mobile" and "stabile" sculptures. The artwork features a geometric arrangement of bold colors - blue, yellow, black, red, and white - against a gray background. The abstract shapes, influenced by the artist's travels to the American Southwest, evoke a sense of movement and balance. The painting is a striking example of Calder's mastery of color and form, showcasing his exploration of abstract art and the dynamism of simple geometric shapes.