Etude pour La Grande Parade 1952

"Etude pour La Grande Parade" is a 1952 ink drawing by Fernand Léger, known for his bold geometric forms and vibrant colors. This study for his larger work "La Grande Parade" demonstrates Léger's signature style, characterized by simplified figures and a flatness of space. The black-and-white composition, with its strong lines and rhythmic patterns, captures the energy and movement of a lively procession. This drawing serves as a testament to Léger's exploration of the human form and his fascination with the spectacle of modern life.