Alexander Calder DLM 141 Triangles Rouges Lithograph Framed 1963 Maeght Paris

A bold mid-century lithograph by Alexander Calder, titled “DLM141 - Triangles rouges”. This work was originally published in Derrière le Miroir No. 141, the celebrated French art publication issued by Maeght Éditeur, Paris, in 1963. The issue was dedicated to Calder’s Stabiles, his angular sculptural works, and included original lithographs created in his distinctive abstract style.

This composition features sharp red, black, and white geometric forms, showing Calder’s strong visual language of balance, movement, and modernist abstraction. While Calder is best known for inventing the mobile, his flat graphic works carry the same sense of motion and tension found in his sculpture.

This example is professionally framed in a gold-tone frame with matting and is ready to display.

Condition: Good overall condition. Visible frame and matting present well. Please inspect photos carefully for any age-related wear, marks, or imperfections.

Artist: Alexander Calder
Title: DLM141 - Triangles rouges
Date: 1963
Medium: Lithograph
Publisher: Maeght Éditeur, Paris
Series: Derrière le Miroir No. 141
Subject: Abstract / Modernist geometric composition
Frame: Gold-tone frame with matting included
Dimensions:
With frame - 32x25in. Without frame 22x15in.

A strong decorative and collectible piece for fans of Alexander Calder, mid-century modern design, abstract art, and postwar French lithography.