Selection of Modernist Art Lithographs or Serigraphs
By Claude and Francois-Xavier Lalanne, (after) Alexander Calder, (after) Henri Matisse, Victor Vasarely
Located in Atlanta, GA
It measures " height x " width(including the frame). 3) Alexander Calder Spoleto color lithograph, circa 1970s.
Glass, Paper, Wood
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H 27.5 in W 27.5 in
Alexander Calder-Budding (No text)-27.5" x 27.5"-Serigraph-1980-Modernism-Black
By Alexander Calder
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Serigraph printed on Fabriano Paper, with the Fabriano watermark in the paper, published by the Center for Contemporary Culture in Los Angeles.
Screen
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H 36.62 in W 27.56 in D 0.04 in
Calder Exhibition Poster - Vintage Screen Print by Alexander Calder - 1976
By Alexander Calder
Located in Roma, IT
Calder Exhibition Poster is an artwork realized by Alexander Calder in 1976 Mixed colored serigraph.
Screen
Framed Serigraph by Alexander Calder
Located in Stratford, CT
Limited Edition Serigraphs from Alexander Calder's Flying Colors Collection; Companion Piece Also Available
Framed Serigraph by Alexander Calder
Located in Stratford, CT
Limited edition serigraph; "Flying Colors Collection" (embossed lower right)
Pencil signed serigraph by Alexander Calder
Located in Dallas, TX
Large original pencil signed serigraph by Alexander Calder. This is a low edition 5/75 with some slight yellowing.
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H 35 in W 27.5 in
Alexander Calder-Big Prints from Rome-35" x 27.5"-Serigraph-1980-Surrealism
By Alexander Calder
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Serigraph printed on Fabriano Paper, with the Fabriano watermark in the paper, published by the Center for Contemporary Culture in Los Angeles.
Screen
ALEXANDER CALDER SERIGRAPH
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Very colorful Alexander Calder serigraph. Done in the 70's, and signed and numbered by Calder.
Paper, Ink
Alexander Calder "Quatro Pyramids" Serigraph
Located in Dallas, TX
Large Alexander Calder serigraph titled "Quatro Pyramids".
Paper, Ink
Alexander Calder Signed Serigraph Print
By Alexander Calder
Located in Miami, FL
23/110 Serigraph print signed at lower right in pencil by the artist Alexander Calder.
Paper, Ink
Alexander Calder: Forms edition 36/75
Located in London, GB
Spectacular serigraph by Alexander Calder. Signed and numbered lower left and right by pencil, professionally framed.
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