[DOC] [TLE] Alexander Calder - Wikipedia [PAR] Alexander Calder was an American sculptor known as the originator of the 
mobile, a type of moving sculpture made with ... His father, Alexander Stirling 
Calder, was a well-known sculptor who created many public ..... The Whitney 
Museum of American Art, New York, has the largest body of work by Alexander 
Calder. [DOC] [TLE] Whitney Museum of American Art [PAR] Like many American artists, Calder went to Paris in 1926 just before he was 
twenty-eight years ... beloved works, his miniature circustitled in French Cirque 
Calder, and in English Calder's Circus. ... Calder created his circus figures and 
the devices that ... Calder later noted: The mobile has actual movement in itself, 
while. [DOC] [TLE] Recreating Alexander Calder's Tiny Circus at the Whitney - The New ... [PAR] Oct 10, 2008 ... A show at the Whitney Museum will recreate Alexander Calder's world of ... For 
decades the circus, lent by the artist in 1970 to the Whitney Museum of American 
Art, has ... he created in Paris to the early mobiles on which his fame was built. ... 
Although Calder once noted that he had embarked on the circus... [DOC] [TLE] A (little) big top is popping up at the AGO this autumn | AGO Art ... [PAR] Landmark early works by American artist Alexander Calder tell the story of an 
artist ... with a creation that has to be seen to be believed  a magical miniature 
circus. ... wire sculptures he created in Paris to early examples of his famous 
mobiles. ... curator at large at the Whitney Museum of American Art, who 
organized the... [DOC] [TLE] Alexander Calder - Ordovas [PAR] He is perhaps most famous for his Mobiles, works which include moving parts ... 
This was a miniature affair of immense genius, featuring trapeze artists, lions ... 
The circus is now in the Whitney Museum of American Art. Calder also created an 
... Calder suggested that the colour fields would be improved if they were moving. [DOC] [TLE] Landmark Early Works by American Artist Alexander ... - Art Daily [PAR] (137.2 x 239.4 x 239.4cm) Whitney Museum of American Art. ... and the small 
wire sculptures he created in Paris to early examples of his famous mobiles. ... 
exhibition is Calder's Circus, a miniature three-dimensional circus that Calder 
created... [DOC] [TLE] Alexander Calder Timeline Motion on Paper - Joslyn Art Museum [PAR] In 1930 he visited the studio of Mondrian, a Dutch painter known for his graphic 
geometric ... the Whitney Museum of American Art, he had firmly ... the circus in 
the United States, this mechanized, miniature circus was made of small wire and 
wood figures ... Calder estimated that he created over 2,000 mobiles in his. [DOC] [TLE] Smith Davidson Gallery - Alexander Calder [PAR] His father, Alexander Stirling Calder, was a well-known sculptor who created 
many public installations, ... 1992 Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. [DOC] [TLE] Best artworks at the Whitney Museum in NYC, from Calder to Stella [PAR] Apr 7, 2016 ... It is that mission which continues to distinguish the Whitney ... Photograph: 
Courtesy Whitney Museum of American Art ... Alexander Calder, Calder's Circus, 
192631 ... carpets and netswas fashioned by hand to create a miniature big 
top. ... This painting, created late in the artist's career, is one of his most... [DOC] [TLE] Art/Museums: Drawing in Space, Alexander Calder: The Paris Years ... [PAR] The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York ... influential years he spent in 
Paris, 1926-1933, where he created his first mobile sculpture. ... objects and 
Calder's beloved "Circus," that show the youthful sculptor's metamorphosis ... 
creating wire portraits of Kiki de Montparnasse, the most famous artist's model of 
the time. [DOC] [TLE] Alexander Calder-Inspired Wire Sculpture - San Diego Museum of Art [PAR] Alexander Calder was a 20th century American sculptor and artist most famous 
for inventing the mobile, a type of sculpture that moves. In addition .... Inspired by 
Le Cirque de Calder (Calder's Circus

Question: This artist famed for his mobiles created a miniature circus that's in the Whitney Museum of American Art
Answer: Alexander Calder