the discs fernand leger

the discs fernand legerIn The Discs, Fernand Lger builds the composition around circular shapes, cylinders and mechanical elements that interlock with one another. The coloured circles dominate the canvas and create a very strong visual rhythm, whilst the vertical lines and geometric structures evoke an industrial or urban setting. The bold colours are arranged in clean blocks, reinforcing the sense of order and structure. This work dates from the period when Lger was

Hokusai's painting "River Tama and Mount Fuji" illustrates the very essence of ukiyo-e

It is a perfect example of how Monet was able to convey his personal and fleeting impressions of a given moment through his art

where the lovers melt into a lush

The painting belongs to the tradition of the French eighteenth-century fête galante

the Tree of Life takes on the appearance of a living cut-out

The characters occupy the entire space

it represents masculinity

where sky and sea merge in a symphony of contrasts

whose brown feathers are accentuated by the soft shades of the thistle

Every element

This painting by Vassily Kandinsky

coexist with straight and curved lines