Les Trois soeurs 1951

"Les Trois Soeurs" (1951) by Fernand Léger depicts three figures, two women, and a young man, against a bold red background. The simplified forms and bold outlines are characteristic of Léger's style, influenced by Cubism and the Art Deco movement. The figures are rendered in a simplified, almost geometric fashion, with a focus on line and color, emphasizing the graphic quality of the composition. The young man in the foreground plays an accordion, adding a musical element to the scene. The artwork's vibrant color palette and rhythmic composition create a sense of energy and movement.