Deux femmes fantasques 1937

"Deux femmes fantasques" (1937) is a Cubist painting by Swiss architect and artist Le Corbusier, also known as Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris. The artwork depicts two stylized female figures in a fragmented and geometric style, characteristic of Cubism. Le Corbusier was known for his contributions to modern architecture and his exploration of form and space in his paintings. The piece is marked by its bold colors, geometric shapes, and the use of overlapping forms.