Red Lily Pads (1956) | Calder Foundation
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Enjoy "Red Lily Pads" and other works by Calder in "Visionarie... | Alexander Calder was drawn to forms and unexpected juxtapositions he found in nature and created abstract compositions that activated the
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum - Alexander Calder, Red Lily Pads, 1956 In his first director's report to the board of trustees, James Johnson Sweeney prioritized, among other things, addressing the gap in
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York (1964) | Calder Foundation
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