Fernand Léger

1881–1955 · France · Cubism, Modernism

Joseph Fernand Henri Léger (February 4, 1881 – August 17, 1955) was a French painter, sculptor, and filmmaker. In his early works he created a personal form of cubism (known as "tubism") which he gradually modified into a more figurative, populist style. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Alarm Clock”, 1914 — Centre Pompidou
“Still Life with Candlestick”, 1922 — Musée d'art moderne de Paris
“The City”, 1919 — Philadelphia Museum of Art
“The Tug”, 1920 — Museum of Grenoble
“Nudes in the forest”, 1910 — Kröller-Müller Museum
“The Wedding”, 1911–1912 — Centre Pompidou
“The Mechanic”, 1918 — Centre Pompidou
“Mona Lisa with keys”, 1930 — Fernand Léger National Museum
“Three Women on Red Background”, 1927 — Musée d'art moderne (Saint-Étienne)
“Les Fumeurs”, 1911 — Guggenheim Museum
“Man and Woman”, 1921
“The Pink Tug”, 1918 — Museum Ludwig
“House with dog”, 1921 — Scharf Collection
“The Woman in Blue”, 1912 — Kunstmuseum Basel
“The Level Crossing (Le Passage à niveau)”, 1912 — Beyeler Foundation
“Contrast of Forms”, 1913 — Centre Pompidou
“The Houses in the Trees. Landscape No. 3”, 1914 — Kunstmuseum Basel
“Two Women with Flowers”, 1921 — Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
“The Staircase”, 1914 — Kunstmuseum Basel
“Musical Instruments”, 1926 — Finnish National Gallery
“Smoke Over Rooftops”, 1911 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“The Aviator”, 1920 — Cleveland Museum of Art
“Reclining Woman”, 1922 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Umbrella and Bowler”, 1926 — Museum of Modern Art
“The Divers”, 1941–1942 — Museum of Modern Art
“Three Women by a Garden”, 1922 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Rooftops”, 1915 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Village”, 1914 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Mechanical Elements”, 1920 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Builders”, 1920 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Bridge”, 1908 — Museum of Modern Art
“Exit the Ballets Russes”, 1914 — Museum of Modern Art
“Still Life”, 1928 — Art Institute of Chicago
“The Red Table”, 1920 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Composition in Blue”, 1924 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Divers on a Yellow Background”, 1941 — Art Institute of Chicago
“Men in the City”, 1919 — Guggenheim Museum
“Mural Painting”, 1924–1925 — Guggenheim Museum
“Table and Fruit”, 1909 — Minneapolis Institute of Art
“Le Petit Djeuner”, 1919 — Minneapolis Institute of Art

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