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Wire Sculpture

Studio Art 2012-2013Ms. Scudder

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Alexander Calder• 1898-1976• One of America’s

most famous sculptors

• Used wire to create “mobiles” and “stabiles”

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Mobiles• Balanced or suspended components which move

in response to motor power or air currents

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Blue Feather, 1948

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Steel Fish, 1934

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Stabiles

Wire Portraits

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Elephant, 1928

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Spring, 1928

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COLOR and SHAPE

The Star, 1960

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Calder Room,

National Gallery of

Art, Washington, D.C.

SHADOWS

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Other Examples

Bailing Wire Horse Sculpture, Clayton Boyer

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Other Examples

Hands Clasped, Gavin Worth

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Other Examples

The Sadness of Leaving, Gavin Worth

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Other Examples

The Sadness of Leaving, Gavin Worth

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Homework• Draw a sketch of your sculpture and bring

it into class tomorrow


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