These three constructions are connected by metal rings and rods allowing them freedom of movement via air currents in, FTP, what famous sculpture with an ocean theme, a large mobile by Alexander Calder.
Created as a 1939 commission for the staircase of the new building of the Museum of Modern Art in New York it is primarily composed of aluminum and painted steel. One of the title objects is smaller than the other and is colored bright yellow with black and orange stripes, seemingly beckoning the skeletal figure on the bottom, made up of nine black metal pieces, to enter the other title object which is composed of twisted wire. These three constructions are connected by metal rings and rods allowing them freedom of movement via air currents in, FTP, what famous sculpture with an ocean theme, a large mobile by Alexander Calder.
Created as a 1939 commission for the staircase of the new building of the Museum of Modern Art in New York it is primarily composed of aluminum and painted steel.
Lobster Trap and Fish Tail