Triple Gong 1948 — Fine Art

Triple Gong 1948 holds three painted arcs stacked across a pale field. The forms read like the hanging metal gongs Calder made for his mobiles, cut down to a flat study.

Each curve carries a thin edge and a softer tone than the one before it. The sheet keeps the shapes free and balanced. You buy this as a fine art print.

The metal hanger on the back slips onto a nail or screw so the picture goes up without a frame. The matte paper holds the pale tones without shine under a lamp. It works on the wall above a desk in a study, where the three curves sit under the shelf light and the desk edge cuts across the lower form.