Three sisters 1952

Fernand Léger's *Three Sisters* (1952) is a vibrant Cubist painting showcasing his signature style. The composition is simplified, with bold outlines and geometric shapes defining the figures. The figures are nude, with their bodies fragmented and rearranged, while the bright blue background emphasizes the flatness of the canvas. A central figure holds a bouquet of red flowers, adding a touch of color to the otherwise limited palette. The painting's simplified forms and bold colors reflect Léger's fascination with machinery and the modern world. The artwork is characterized by its simplicity and the use of geometric shapes in depicting the human form.