Boccara Gallery
Alexander Calder
Cercle jaune
Wool
France
1953
Manufactured by Marie Cuttoli, Paris
64 × 76 in
description
Marie Cuttoli was a French entrepreneur who played a significant role in reviving the French tapestry industry in the early 20th century. She established weaving workshops in Algeria and collaborated with prominent modern artists, including Calder, to create unique textile artworks.
Cercle jaune exemplifies Calder's distinctive abstract forms and vibrant colors, reflecting his exploration of movement and balance. The tapestry features a woven signature on the reverse side, along with the manufacturer's label. It is part of an edition of unknown size produced by Marie Cuttoli.
Cercle jaune exemplifies Calder's distinctive abstract forms and vibrant colors, reflecting his exploration of movement and balance. The tapestry features a woven signature on the reverse side, along with the manufacturer's label. It is part of an edition of unknown size produced by Marie Cuttoli.