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 : Alexander Calder with sculpture, The Last Man Born


Alexander Calder with sculpture, The Last Man Born

Jan. 30, 1957 - 30-1-57 Sculpture for Montreal Two pieces of sculpture by the famous sculptor, Alexander Calder, are destined for French exhibition at Montreal, Canada, which opens on 30th April, 1967. They are called Men of the Earth and The Last Man Born. They are made from a mixture of copper and nickel, and comprise some 60 pieces, and when assembled contain 4, 000 bolts and weigh 60 tons. The works were on view to the French public this weekend at the giant studios at Biemont de Tours. Keystone Photo Shows: The sculptor, Alexander Calder seen through a hole of The Last Man Born

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13180006
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46919823
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4393px x 5628px (1.1MB)
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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