Nature morte tricolore 1938

Fernand Léger's *Nature morte tricolore* (1938) is a prime example of his signature Cubist style. The composition is simplified, with geometric shapes and bold colors dominating the scene. The still life, rendered in a flattened and fragmented manner, evokes a sense of dynamism. Léger's use of primary colors (red, blue, and yellow) creates a striking visual contrast, further highlighting the fragmented nature of the forms. This work exemplifies Léger's fascination with the interplay of form, color, and geometry in the modern world.