Trouville 1949

"Trouville," a 1949 work by Fernand Léger, exemplifies his distinctive style of Cubism. The black and white ink drawing on paper captures the essence of the French seaside town of Trouville, with simplified figures and geometric shapes. Léger’s distinct use of line and form creates a dynamic composition, emphasizing the energy and movement of modern life. This drawing, currently housed at the Musee National Fernand Leger in Biot, France, demonstrates Léger's ability to capture the essence of his subject matter with a minimalist yet powerful aesthetic.