Untitled 1932 0 — Fine Art

Untitled 1932 0 shows a painted form held by a thin wire line, the kind of suspended shape that appears throughout the work of Alexander Calder. The painted colour and the open paper field keep the form simple on the sheet. A metal hanger is fitted to the back, so the fine art print goes straight onto a nail or screw without a separate frame.

The metal hanger sits on the back and the print goes straight onto a nail. No separate frame is needed. The plain paper field holds the shape without shine, so the painted colour stays flat under lamp light.

In a dining room on a side wall, the wire line reads first from the table, then the painted colour comes into view at the chair. The form stays still against the wall.