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Woman, c. 1928

Work

Woman

Date c. 1928
Media
Wood
Dimensions
23 3⁄8" × 7 13⁄16" × 6 1⁄2"
Collection
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; Gift of Howard & Jean Lipman (no. 75.27)
Carved Figure
Related exhibitions  1
Palazzo a Vela, Turin, Italy (1983)

Palazzo a Vela, Turin, Italy. Calder: Mostra retrospettiva. 2 July–25 September 1983.

Solo Exhibition
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Related Timeline
1926–1930
1926–1930 Wire Sculpture and the Circus

Soon after moving to Paris in 1926, Calder created his Cirque Calder. Made of wire and a spectrum of found materials, the Cirque was a work of performance art that gained Calder an introduction to the Parisian avant-garde. He continued to explore his invention of wire sculpture, whereby he “drew” with wire in three dimensions the portraits of friends, animals, circus themes, and personalities of the day.