Interlocking 1944

"Interlocking" is a 1944 drawing by Alexander Calder, a renowned American sculptor known for his mobiles and stabiles. The piece features bold black outlines, contrasting colors, and simple geometric forms, characteristic of Calder's style. Its abstract nature allows for various interpretations, while the vibrant colors and playful shapes contribute to its captivating appeal. Calder's abstract works often explored themes of movement, balance, and the interplay of forms in space, making "Interlocking" a prime example of his signature approach to art.