Alexander Calder: The 50s Lin Prints 1941 was a seminal year

1941 was a seminal year in Alexander Calder’s career and the apotheosis of a decade of experimentation following his invention of the mobile in 1931

David Hockney: Something New in Painting (and Photography) [and even Printing] presents new paintings—the majority of which were made on hexagonal canvases—along with photographic drawings depicting varying subject matter and challenging the limitations of conventional perspective

which also channel ideals of harmony and balance through abstraction

1958–1963 brings this unique moment in art history to life through ample archival images and primary source material

The book also features text in Portuguese and English by writer and poet Leda Maria Matins

Alexander Calder: The 50s Lin Prints 1941 was a seminal yearThis softcover publication with a debossed cover image collects works by Alexander Calder created during the 1950s and included in exhibitions at Pace Gallery in Beverly Hills and New York in 1995. Alexander Calder: The 50s also features an essay by Milly Glimcher and a chronology of the influential decade in the artists career by Alexander S. C. Rower.