Two Women (Two Sisters) 1935

"Two Women (Two Sisters)" is a 1935 ink drawing by Fernand Léger, notable for its simplified forms and bold lines. The artwork depicts two nude women standing close together, one holding a stylized flower. Léger, a key figure in Cubism and a proponent of machine aesthetic, often explored themes of human form and industrial modernity. This drawing showcases his signature style, characterized by geometric shapes, flattened perspectives, and a focus on the dynamism of the human body.