Cheval Rouge, Abstract sculpture in National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden, United States
The red steel sculpture stands 500 centimeters tall and features geometric shapes that form an abstract representation of a horse.
Alexander Calder created this monumental steel sculpture in 1974, marking one of his final works before his death in 1976.
The sculpture represents the evolution of American abstract art through its integration of industrial materials and geometric forms.
The National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden provides free access to visitors who wish to view this large-scale outdoor installation.
The sculpture changes appearance throughout the day as sunlight interacts with its angular surfaces and red painted steel structure.
Location: Washington, D.C.
Inception: 1974
Creator: Alexander Calder
Made from material: steel
Color: red
GPS coordinates: 38.89092,-77.02324
Latest update: October 13, 2025 11:50
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