Alexander Calder (1896 - 1976) was a painter and a sculptor. His style of stationery sculpting was named stabiles and his motion sculpting named mobiles because the moved by either wind or touch. Before this he was an authority on art and this book is a 1926 First Edition First Printing on how to draw animals. In any condition it is rare. In this VG hardcover boards with original DJ it may be Very rare.. 62pp of line drawings with which you can see the beginnings of his sculpting theory and style. Tall gray Art center shelf.

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Bright clean hardcovers in somewhat edgeworn DJ. Pages clean, text clean, Hinges strong. Old attractive bookplate of original owner behind cover.