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Calder Romulus and Remus Crewneck Sweatshirt

Calder Romulus and Remus Crewneck Sweatshirt

This heavyweight 100% cotton brushed fleece features the 3-dimensional work of Calder'sĀ Romulus and Remus. This piece dyed style has our signature "wrap around" body andĀ a 2x2 rib, with a custom rubberized ā€œCalderā€ signature label on bottom rib.

  • 100% Cotton Fleece
  • Unisex, adult size XS to XL, Standard Fit
  • Made in Portugal
  • Machine wash cold with like colors; Do not bleach; Do not iron design

In the 1920s Calder developed a new method of sculpting: by bending and twisting wire, he essentially ā€œdrewā€ three-dimensional figures in space. In these unprecedented massless sculptures, Calder carved expressive lines out of voids.Ā Romulus and RemusĀ is one of three large-scale wire works from 1928 incorporating mythological themes—the other two areĀ Hercules and LionĀ andĀ Spring. After the sculpture’s debut in New York, Calder caused a stir by walking down Fifth Avenue with the nearly eleven-foot-long she-wolf under his arm. When asked if he considered it a work of art, he was quoted as saying, ā€œI shouldn’t have made her if I didn’t.ā€

Alexander Calder,Ā Ā Romulus and Remus,Ā 1928
Ā© 2024 Calder Foundation, New York, All Rights Reserved.
CalderĀ® is a registered trademark of Calder Foundation, New York.

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This heavyweight 100% cotton brushed fleece features the 3-dimensional work of Calder'sĀ Romulus and Remus. This piece dyed style has our signature "wrap around" body andĀ a 2x2 rib, with a custom rubberized ā€œCalderā€ signature label on bottom rib.

  • 100% Cotton Fleece
  • Unisex, adult size XS to XL, Standard Fit
  • Made in Portugal
  • Machine wash cold with like colors; Do not bleach; Do not iron design

In the 1920s Calder developed a new method of sculpting: by bending and twisting wire, he essentially ā€œdrewā€ three-dimensional figures in space. In these unprecedented massless sculptures, Calder carved expressive lines out of voids.Ā Romulus and RemusĀ is one of three large-scale wire works from 1928 incorporating mythological themes—the other two areĀ Hercules and LionĀ andĀ Spring. After the sculpture’s debut in New York, Calder caused a stir by walking down Fifth Avenue with the nearly eleven-foot-long she-wolf under his arm. When asked if he considered it a work of art, he was quoted as saying, ā€œI shouldn’t have made her if I didn’t.ā€

Alexander Calder,Ā Ā Romulus and Remus,Ā 1928
Ā© 2024 Calder Foundation, New York, All Rights Reserved.
CalderĀ® is a registered trademark of Calder Foundation, New York.