Un Vase bleu, un tapis rouge 1952

Fernand Léger’s “Un Vase bleu, un tapis rouge” (1952) is a vibrant still life showcasing the artist’s signature Cubist style. Léger was known for his simplification of forms and bold use of color, evident in the geometric shapes and flat planes that depict a blue vase, green plant, and a yellow pot on a red tablecloth. The composition is both balanced and dynamic, creating a sense of visual energy. Léger’s work, like “Un Vase bleu, un tapis rouge,” often celebrated everyday objects, capturing their essence in a simplified and stylized manner.