Composition at pitcher 1918

"Composition at Pitcher" (1918) by Fernand Léger is a Cubist watercolor showcasing the artist's characteristic use of bold colors and simplified forms. Léger's style, often referred to as "Tubism," emphasizes geometric shapes and patterns, evident in the depiction of the pitcher, trees, and background. The flattened perspective and fragmented forms create a sense of dynamism and energy, typical of early 20th-century avant-garde movements.