Caro, Anthony | Table Piece Z-39, 1981 — available on Composition Gallery
Welded steel
Table Piece Z-39 by Anthony Caro, created in 1981, is a welded steel sculpture showcasing the artist's distinctive approach to abstract form and structure. The piece features a dynamic arrangement of curved and angular metal elements, creating a sense of movement and flow. The raw, industrial surface of the steel, with its rusted patina, adds an organic and earthy texture, contrasting the rigidity of the material with the fluidity of its form. Designed to be displayed on a low surface, the sculpture encourages viewers to observe and engage with its form from multiple angles, highlighting Caro’s exploration of space and perspective.
Artwork Copyright © Anthony Caro
Anthony Caro (UK, 1924–2013) was a pioneering modernist sculptor known for his abstract, large-scale works in steel. Rejecting traditional pedestals, he placed sculptures directly on the ground, inviting viewer interaction. Influenced by Constructivism and American Abstract Expressionism, Caro transformed post-war sculpture, leaving a lasting legacy in contemporary art.
Artwork Copyright © Anthony Caro

Table Piece Z-39, 1981

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Welded steel
Table Piece Z-39 by Anthony Caro, created in 1981, is a welded steel sculpture showcasing the artist's distinctive approach to abstract form and structure. The piece features a dynamic arrangement of curved and angular metal elements, creating a sense of movement and flow. The raw, industrial surface of the steel, with its rusted patina, adds an organic and earthy texture, contrasting the rigidity of the material with the fluidity of its form. Designed to be displayed on a low surface, the sculpture encourages viewers to observe and engage with its form from multiple angles, highlighting Caro’s exploration of space and perspective.
Artwork Copyright © Anthony Caro
Anthony Caro (UK, 1924–2013) was a pioneering modernist sculptor known for his abstract, large-scale works in steel. Rejecting traditional pedestals, he placed sculptures directly on the ground, inviting viewer interaction. Influenced by Constructivism and American Abstract Expressionism, Caro transformed post-war sculpture, leaving a lasting legacy in contemporary art.
Artwork Copyright © Anthony Caro
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