Two Women and still life 1st state 1920

"Two Women and still life 1st state" (1920) by Fernand Léger is a striking example of Cubist art. The painting depicts two women and a still life arrangement in a geometrically fragmented style, emphasizing forms and planes rather than naturalistic representation. This work, created in the early 20th century, showcases Léger's interest in industrial materials and the machine aesthetic, as evidenced by the simplified shapes and bold colors. Léger's Cubist style is evident in the fractured, multi-faceted depiction of the figures and objects, creating a sense of depth and dynamism.