The album "Circus" 1950

"Circus" is a 1950 lithograph by Fernand Léger, a prominent figure in the Cubist and Art Deco movements. Known for his bold, geometric forms and vibrant colors, Léger captures the essence of a circus performer with a simplified, yet expressive style. The artwork's flat planes and strong outlines highlight the figure's pose and the abstract, almost floral, form of the flower she holds. The contrasting colors of red, yellow, and black create a dynamic composition that is both playful and visually striking. Located in the Musee National Fernand Leger in Biot, France, "Circus" exemplifies Léger's unique approach to depicting the human form and the world around him.