Croisiere 1931 — Fine Art

A painted metal strip runs across the sheet in Croisiere 1931 by Alexander Calder. The strip holds thin black marks that stop and start, leaving open gaps between them. The metal strip sits on a plain ground without other objects. This shape recalls the iron parts Calder used in his moving sculptures.

This fine art print sits inside a frame with a back panel. You can order it ready to hang, and it arrives assembled. The frame gives the metal strip a clean border so the open gaps stay clear.

The print fits on a narrow wall in a hallway. From the doorway you see the metal strip first, then the gaps when you pass by. The plain ground keeps the focus on the strip.