Still Life 1918

Fernand Léger's "Still Life" from 1918 showcases his Cubist approach to representation. Geometric shapes, flat planes of color, and fragmented forms, reminiscent of machinery, dominate the composition. The artist's interest in modern life is evident in the depiction of everyday objects, rendered in a bold and simplified manner. This work, like many of Léger's paintings, reflects the artist's fascination with the dynamic energy and dynamism of the modern world.