Les Passoires

Collection: Modern Tapestry

Dimensions: 65 x 89 in. (165 x 225 cm)
Material: Handwoven wool tapestry by Pinton Frères, Aubusson, France
Artist signature: ‘Calder’ woven lower right, atelier monogram woven lower left; Atelier bolduc and gallery bolduc on the back, edition woven in the weft
Date: 1970
Edition: /6
Condition: Perfect condition

Detailed information

Alexander Calder “Les Passoires” Tapestry

Modern Masters Tapestries is thrilled to present Alexander Calder’s Les Passoires, a remarkable tapestry that perfectly captures the artist’s distinctive style. This work seamlessly blends the symbols, colors, and shapes that define Calder’s iconic paintings and mobiles, beautifully showcasing his instantly recognizable iconographic language. This museum-quality tapestry features the perfect color combinations, recognizable motifs, and expert weaving technique.

A Flourishing Collaboration

Calder’s exploration of tapestries began in 1962 and continued throughout his artistic career. The renowned Ateliers Pinton, specialists in Aubusson tapestries, were exclusively commissioned to produce these works. To preserve their value, editions were strictly limited to six tapestries, with two additional artist’s proofs.

Detailed information

Alexander Calder “Les Passoires” Tapestry

Modern Masters Tapestries is thrilled to present Alexander Calder’s Les Passoires, a remarkable tapestry that perfectly captures the artist’s distinctive style. This work seamlessly blends the symbols, colors, and shapes that define Calder’s iconic paintings and mobiles, beautifully showcasing his instantly recognizable iconographic language. This museum-quality tapestry features the perfect color combinations, recognizable motifs, and expert weaving technique.

A Flourishing Collaboration

Calder’s exploration of tapestries began in 1962 and continued throughout his artistic career. The renowned Ateliers Pinton, specialists in Aubusson tapestries, were exclusively commissioned to produce these works. To preserve their value, editions were strictly limited to six tapestries, with two additional artist’s proofs.