LOUISIANA POSTERS Anteater (1963) Calder Anteater

This is an official "LOUISIANA POSTERS" poster from the LOUISIANA MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. The artwork featured is Alexander Calder's "Anteater" (1963) - Anniversary Poster. The Louisiana Museum of Modern Art produces and sells posters for various exhibitions, both past and present, and the selection of posters featuring artists who have shaped history is truly impressive. This particular poster commemorates the 60th anniversary of the founding of Louisiana and features Alexander Calder's "Anteater" (1963). Calder's three iconic sculptures have been permanently installed in the Louisiana Sculpture Park since 1976, and the view of Øresund from the Calder Terrace is an essential part of any visit to Louisiana. This poster was reissued as a limited edition in 2018 to commemorate Louisiana's 60th anniversary. Acrobats, tightrope walkers, and celestial bodies were major sources of inspiration for many of Calder's sculptures. What these works have in common is that they are always in motion, and that movement appears to occur almost freely in space. In his sculptures, Calder not only displayed movement but also tried to capture it and visualize the forces that constrain that movement. Many people try to express its playful elegance. For those who wish to display it in their room as soon as it arrives, a simple, high-quality aluminum frame can also be purchased as a set. To eliminate as much as possible the warping and bowing of the surface clear panel, which is the biggest drawback of affordable poster frames, we use a 1.5mm thick acrylic panel to ensure flatness and high transparency.