Contrastes Sur Fond Rouge 1952

"Contrastes Sur Fond Rouge" (1952), by Fernand Léger, is a bold and vibrant example of the artist's signature style. Léger's Cubist-influenced art, known for its simplified geometric shapes and flat planes of color, is seen in this work's use of primary colors, such as red, yellow, and blue, along with black and white. The painting is characterized by a dynamic composition with overlapping and intersecting forms, creating a sense of movement and energy. Léger's work explores the relationship between form and color, and "Contrastes Sur Fond Rouge" is a captivating example of his iconic artistic vocabulary.