Étude pour ‘Le Movement à billes’ 1926

"Étude pour ‘Le Movement à billes’" is a 1926 study by the French artist Fernand Léger. The piece features a bold, geometric style characteristic of the Cubist movement, with simplified forms and flat planes of color. Léger's signature use of primary colors and black outlines creates a sense of depth and dynamism, while the fragmented composition suggests movement and energy. This work is a study for Léger's larger painting "Le Movement à billes" which depicts the chaotic motion of marbles.