Calder's Circus

Calder's Circus — Complete Set of 16 Lithographs is a Set of 16 lithographs work by Alexander Calder, a edition, created in 1964.

Alexander Calder (1898–1976), the American sculptor who invented the mobile, extended his vocabulary of bold primary colour and biomorphic form across prints, gouaches and, in the 1970s, a celebrated series of editioned tapestries woven in Central America.

As an editioned work, it offers a documented example of Alexander Calder's practice — the same sensibility that defines the larger body of work, issued in a form built for close looking.