Alexander Calder Estate. Explore over 45 works by alexander calder, the iconic american artist who revolutionized sculpture with his mobiles and stabiles. Alexander calder died in new york city on november 11, 1976, and is buried in roxbury. Emily dunnack is the head of education programs at the connecticut historical society. Inside alexander calder's new england home the connecticut farmhouse gave him space for his creative energy—not to mention wild parties. The calder foundation collects, exhibits, preserves, and interprets the art and archives of alexander calder, a pioneer of modern. © connecticut public broadcasting network and connecticut historical society. A well preserved 18th century colonial, the house was built by a descendant of one of woodbury's early settlers and remained in the family until. This exhibition traces calder’s career, highlighting his most important themes, styles, and materials from the 1920s through the 1970s.
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© connecticut public broadcasting network and connecticut historical society. The calder foundation collects, exhibits, preserves, and interprets the art and archives of alexander calder, a pioneer of modern. A well preserved 18th century colonial, the house was built by a descendant of one of woodbury's early settlers and remained in the family until. Inside alexander calder's new england home the connecticut farmhouse gave him space for his creative energy—not to mention wild parties. This exhibition traces calder’s career, highlighting his most important themes, styles, and materials from the 1920s through the 1970s. Explore over 45 works by alexander calder, the iconic american artist who revolutionized sculpture with his mobiles and stabiles. Alexander calder died in new york city on november 11, 1976, and is buried in roxbury. Emily dunnack is the head of education programs at the connecticut historical society.
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Alexander Calder Estate Inside alexander calder's new england home the connecticut farmhouse gave him space for his creative energy—not to mention wild parties. The calder foundation collects, exhibits, preserves, and interprets the art and archives of alexander calder, a pioneer of modern. This exhibition traces calder’s career, highlighting his most important themes, styles, and materials from the 1920s through the 1970s. Emily dunnack is the head of education programs at the connecticut historical society. © connecticut public broadcasting network and connecticut historical society. Inside alexander calder's new england home the connecticut farmhouse gave him space for his creative energy—not to mention wild parties. Alexander calder died in new york city on november 11, 1976, and is buried in roxbury. A well preserved 18th century colonial, the house was built by a descendant of one of woodbury's early settlers and remained in the family until. Explore over 45 works by alexander calder, the iconic american artist who revolutionized sculpture with his mobiles and stabiles.