Peinture murale polychrome 1949

Created in 1949 by Fernand Léger, *Peinture murale polychrome* is a striking example of the artist's signature style. Léger was a leading figure in the Cubist and Art Deco movements. In this work, bright, bold colors like yellow, red, blue, and green are used to construct abstract geometric shapes that interlock and overlap. This technique is characteristic of Léger's approach to abstraction, often inspired by everyday objects and machines. *Peinture murale polychrome* is a dynamic composition that reflects Léger's fascination with the beauty of modern life.