the woman in blue fernand leger

the woman in blue fernand legerIn The Woman in Blue, Fernand Lger fragments the figure to the point of making it almost disappear in a tangle of geometric planes. The body is broken up into angular facets, mixed with cylindrical volumes and curved surfaces. The intense blue of the garment structures the composition in the centre, contrasting with the whites, ochres and reds that intertwine around it. Painted in the early 1910s, the work belongs to Lger's Cubist period, marked by an

giving rise to an impression of movement and vitality

Klimt transforms the tree into a symbol of life

outlined in bold black lines

The painting shows several horses in motion

Apple Blossom is the last painting in the series

He wears a brown hat and a dark suit with an emerald green tie that adds a note of colour to his outfit

In The Rehearsal

This naive painting

Her smooth

The skulls are placed on a table with a dark background

This painting is a perfect example of Monet's Impressionist approach

She paints herself in close-up