Still Life with Blue Vase 1951

"Still Life with Blue Vase" is a 1951 lithograph by Fernand Léger, known for his contributions to Cubism and geometric abstraction. The work exemplifies his characteristic use of bold colors and simplified forms, depicting everyday objects like a vase, a plate, and a knife in a fragmented yet balanced composition. Léger's bold outlines and flat areas of color create a sense of depth and dynamism, bringing a unique aesthetic to the traditional still life genre.