Two Women 1921

"Two Women" is a 1921 watercolor by Fernand Léger, a prominent figure in the Cubist movement. The painting features two women depicted in a simplified, geometric style, characteristic of Léger's art. The figures are fragmented and rearranged, emphasizing their form and volume. The composition is further enriched by the use of bold colors and contrasting shapes, lending a sense of dynamism and energy to the scene. Léger's distinct style reflects his interest in the modern world and the industrial revolution, incorporating themes of machinery and human interaction.