The artwork, titled “NECKLACE,” created by Alexander Calder in 1937, belongs to the Expressionism art movement and encompasses the jewelry design genre.
The piece features a circular arrangement of metallic elements, distinctively marked by its radiating structure. The design highlights a series of elongated, slender rods that emanate outward, interspersed with coiled, circular motifs that add a sense of dynamic movement to the piece. The metallic materials are forged into a harmonious and rhythmic composition, reflecting Calder’s innovative approach to design and his contribution to wearable art. The intricate craftsmanship and balanced aesthetic embody the experimental spirit of Expressionism, translating evocative forms and inventive techniques into the realm of jewelry.
