Sandy's grandfather, Alexander Miline, was a wonderful sculptor. Philadelphia's new city hall hired him in 1872 to design and model various figures. One of his best known statues that he made was one of William Penn. This statue took twenty years to complete, and the reason it took this long is because it stands thirty-seven feet high! Just

Sandy's grandfather had six children one being Alexander Stirling Calder, Sandy's father. Alexander Stirling Calder was also a great sculptor. Stirling seemed more sophisticated with his works and wanted more realism to his sculptors. However, the Calder name was still not really associated with art till Sandy came along.

Calder did many jobs such as magazine adviser, an effency engineer for a window sash-firm, a systems engineer at a department store. He also worked on a ship, but what I think is the most interesting is the job he had in West Virginia showing a motorized cultivator to clients, and one of his final jobs was at a logging camp on the west coast.

Sandy was the youngest of his family. He had a sister named Peggy that was two years than he was. His father, as you already know, was Alexander Stirling Calder and his mother Nanette Calder. When Sandy w

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