For 10 points, identify this artist of Lobster Trap and Fish Tail, who invented nonmoving sculptures called "stabiles" and moving ones called "mobiles."
A black cone threads through a red figure in this man's work Elephant. A red ball and a black and yellow figure are part of the "McCausland" example of one of his characteristic works, and he created a mercury fountain for the Spanish Republican government. One of this man's permanent installations is an enormous red work in Chicago's Federal Plaza called (*) Flamingo, and one of his characteristic sculptures features steel wires and aluminum fins painted red to suggest the title aquatic animals. For 10 points, identify this artist of Lobster Trap and Fish Tail, who invented nonmoving sculptures called "stabiles" and moving ones called "mobiles."
A black cone threads through a red figure in this man's work Elephant.
Alexander {Calder} [or Sandy {Calder}]