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![Signed and illustrated by Alexander Calder: Heading: (Calder, Alexander) Author: Wilbur, Richard, compiler Title: A Bestiary Place Published: New York Publisher:Pantheon Books Date Published: [1955] Description: Illustrated b](https://p1.liveauctioneers.com/642/339898/184187020_1_x.jpg?height=310&quality=70&version=1723760237)
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Alexander Calder tapestries are taking off at auction
NEW YORK – In the 1960s, Alexander Calder (1898-1976) was ready for a new challenge. Having mastered kinetic sculpture and jewelry, he began working with some of France’s most renowned tapestry ateliers in Aubusson, not far from his home in Saché. He was no stranger to textile art, having already handcrafted several of his own […]
Alexander Calder tapestry ‘The Star’ leads our five auction highlights
Alexander Calder Tapestry, The Star, $38,400 The Star, a tapestry after Alexander Calder, which hammered for $30,000 and sold for $38,400 with buyer’s premium at Roland New York. GLEN COVE, N.Y. – Alexander Calder (1898-1976) first produced designs for tapestries made at the Aubusson factory in the early 1960s. However, most that come to auction […]
Alexander Calder tapestries and George Nakashima furniture triumphed at Piasa
PARIS — George Nakashima furniture was the big winner in the three-sale, intra-day event at Piasa November 8. The day consisted of After Alexander Calder 53/100, Arts and Crafts – Made in America, and American Design. Complete results are available at LiveAuctioneers. At just 15 lots, After Alexander Calder was a micro-sale entirely comprised of […]
Alexander Calder will finally get a prime museum site
PHILADELPHIA (AP) – A little more than two decades after a Calder museum was first proposed for the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the long-dormant idea has blossomed again, funding has materialized, and backers say that, by spring 2021, construction should get underway between 21st and 22nd Streets across from the Barnes Foundation and the Rodin Museum.
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