Alexander Calder: The 50s Lin Prints David Hockney: Something New in

David Hockney: Something New in Painting (and Photography) [and even Printing] presents new paintings—the majority of which were made on hexagonal canvases—along with photographic drawings depicting varying subject matter and challenging the limitations of conventional perspective

1941 was a seminal year in Alexander Calder’s career and the apotheosis of a decade of experimentation following his invention of the mobile in 1931

and Motion: Paintings 1954–1972 investigates Adolph Gottlieb’s late-career oil paintings

the quotations in Calder-isms offer memorable insights into Calder’s life

Alexander Calder: The 50s Lin Prints David Hockney: Something New inThis softcover publication with a debossed cover image collects works by Alexander Calder created during the 1950s and included in exhibitions at Pace Gallery in Beverly Hills and New York in 1995. Alexander Calder: The 50s also features an essay by Milly Glimcher and a chronology of the influential decade in the artists career by Alexander S. C. Rower.