The two women in blue vase 1935

"The Two Women in Blue Vase" (1935) by Fernand Léger is a prime example of the artist's Cubist style, employing simplified forms and bold, flat colors. The painting depicts two women in a simplified, geometric style, with a large blue vase and a plant on a table behind them. The composition is structured and geometric, creating a sense of stability and order. The women's figures are reduced to basic shapes, highlighting the forms and volumes of the human body. Léger's use of vibrant colors and sharp lines creates a striking visual impact, characteristic of his work. The painting is currently located in the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, Lille, France.