Study of Women at the plant 

"Study of Women at the Plant" is a drawing by the French artist Fernand Léger, known for his bold lines and simplified forms. Executed in black ink on a warm yellow paper, the artwork portrays a woman's face with a plant beside her. The artist employs a distinctive Cubist style, reducing the human figure to basic shapes. This depiction is a hallmark of Léger's aesthetic, where the human form is fragmented and reassembled, showcasing the essence of the subject rather than meticulous detail.