Frontispiece from Cirque 1950

"Frontispiece from Cirque" is a 1950 lithograph by Fernand Léger, known for his bold geometric shapes and vibrant colors. The image features a stylized figure holding a flower, standing against a backdrop of bright red, yellow, blue, and green blocks that evoke the dynamic energy of the circus. The composition reflects Léger's interest in machine aesthetics and the human form, characteristic of his style often referred to as "Machine Art" or "Cubist Realism".