This artist's Flamingo is a "stabile," unlike works by him like one consisting of moving pieces of sheet metal hung from wires attached to the ceiling.
This artist performed shows using a miniature model of a circus, and his sculpture commissioned by the Spanish Republican government is displayed behind glass for the viewer's safety. In addition to sculpting a Mercury Fountain, this man used a namesake red paint to color an arching sculpture in Federal Plaza in (*) Chicago. This artist's Flamingo is a "stabile," unlike works by him like one consisting of moving pieces of sheet metal hung from wires attached to the ceiling. For 10 points, name this American sculptor of Lobster Trap and Fish Tail, an example of his characteristic "mobile."
This artist performed shows using a miniature model of a circus, and his sculpture commissioned by the Spanish Republican government is displayed behind glass for the viewer's safety.
Alexander Calder (just need Calder, but do not accept or prompt on “Alexander Milne Calder,” his grandfather, or “Alexander Stirling Calder,” his father)