Many Crucifixions 1964

"Many Crucifixions" is a 1964 watercolor painting by Alexander Calder. The painting features a bold abstract composition, with a vibrant red background that dominates the canvas, interrupted by vertical blue and black lines of various shapes and sizes. The abstract lines and shapes evoke a sense of movement and dynamism, while the red background provides a powerful and intense backdrop. Calder's use of contrasting colors and bold forms is characteristic of his artistic style, which is often described as abstract expressionism.