The Mirror 1925

"The Mirror" by Fernand Léger, painted in 1925, is a prime example of his Cubist style. The work depicts a still life scene, a vase and a woman, fragmented and reassembled into geometric shapes. The interplay of bright colors, particularly the bold red and yellow, alongside black and grey, creates a dynamic composition. Léger's signature style, with its simplified forms and bold lines, emphasizes the abstract qualities of everyday objects, making the painting a compelling study of form and color.