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Original etching on Richard de Bas paper - Published by Editions de L'Herne Paris - Suite: Santa Claus - Hand signed by the artist // Alexander Calder's Santa Claus III (1974) features a simple, yet evocative line drawing of three abstract figures, capturing a scene that oscillates between humor and mystery. Two figures, rendered in a skeletal, mask-like style, float above a pair of seated humanoid figures engaged in a lively interaction. With minimal details, Calder conveys expressive body language and facial expressions that seem to narrate an enigmatic dialogue or playful scene. The piece is part of the Santa Claus suite, created as an etching on Richard de Bas paper and published by Editions de L'Herne in Paris. This work is signed by Calder and produced in an edition of 175, measuring 20 1/2 x 26 3/4 inches. Calder’s use of simple lines to evoke complex interpretations is a testament to his unique artistic vision.
Santa Claus III, 1974
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Original etching on Richard de Bas paper - Published by Editions de L'Herne Paris - Suite: Santa Claus - Hand signed by the artist // Alexander Calder's Santa Claus III (1974) features a simple, yet evocative line drawing of three abstract figures, capturing a scene that oscillates between humor and mystery. Two figures, rendered in a skeletal, mask-like style, float above a pair of seated humanoid figures engaged in a lively interaction. With minimal details, Calder conveys expressive body language and facial expressions that seem to narrate an enigmatic dialogue or playful scene. The piece is part of the Santa Claus suite, created as an etching on Richard de Bas paper and published by Editions de L'Herne in Paris. This work is signed by Calder and produced in an edition of 175, measuring 20 1/2 x 26 3/4 inches. Calder’s use of simple lines to evoke complex interpretations is a testament to his unique artistic vision.
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