Contraste de formes 1913

"Contraste de formes" (1913) by Fernand Léger is a prime example of Cubist artwork. The artwork is characterized by its bold, geometric shapes and simplified forms. Léger, known for his explorations of the human figure and everyday objects, employs a limited color palette of black, white, and brown on a raw canvas, emphasizing the composition's structure and form. The artist's Cubist style is evident in the fragmented and overlapping shapes that create a sense of depth and movement, showcasing Léger's unique approach to representing reality.