Alexander Calder - Spirals 1969 Color Lithograph on Paper Framed Modern Prints

A modern color lithograph on paper titled "Spirals" by Alexander Calder. Signed and dated 1969 in the plate. Published by The Collector's Guild, Ltd. in New York. Dominated by sweeping spiral motifs rendered in black, orange, and yellow, the work conveys a sense of motion and rhythm that echoes the dynamic balance of Calder's iconic mobiles. The composition combines organic curves, vivid primary colors, and playful abstract shapes, demonstrating the artist's ability to create movement and visual tension within a two-dimensional format. This print exemplifies Calder's mastery of color, line, and form, translating the joyful spontaneity of his sculptural practice into a striking graphic composition that remains instantly recognizable and highly collectible.From a private collection. Dimensions: 36.5"h x 25.5"w x 1"d (framed). In very good condition. Alexander Calder (1898–1976) was one of the most influential American artists of the twentieth century, renowned for revolutionizing modern sculpture through his invention of the mobile. Working across sculpture, painting, printmaking, jewelry, and public art, Calder developed a distinctive visual language of abstract forms, bold colors, and playful movement. His work has been featured in major museum collections worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, and National Gallery of Art. Today, Calder is celebrated as a pioneering figure of modernism whose innovations continue to influence generations of artists and designers.

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