"Alexander Calder's ""Red Versus Yellow"" (1973) evokes a delicate sense of balance in form and color. Calder began working on sculptures as early as 1909, and these early, often austere, pieces later developed into his iconic ""Stabiles"" and ""Mobiles.""  The ""Stabile"" form ranges in size from palm-sized works to monumentally scaled public art installations. The present work, ""Red Versus Yellow"" is a modestly sized work that shows the artist working with the confidence of a master.  The piece is registered in the archives of the Calder Foundation, New York, under application number #A08159.
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