Leger, Fernand - State Art Gallery Berlin, 1981

This poster by Fernand, published by the Staatliche Kunsthalle Berlin in 1981, presents the painting " Study for the Woman and the Child"

It shows an abstract composition of geometric shapes and vibrant colors that are characteristic of Leger's style. The shapes are clear and precise, connecting them to form a harmonious overall composition.

The color palette ranges from bright red and yellow to cool blue and green, which gives the poster a dynamic and expressive effect. The shapes depicted seem to come from a technical world. They are reminiscent of gears, machines or architectural structures.

This is in line with Leger's interest in the connection between art and technology, which is reflected in many of his works. The poster therefore conveys a sense of modernity and progressiveness. Despite the strong geometric elements, the poster also appears lively and dynamic.

This is partly due to the skillful overlays and fusions of shapes that create movement and rhythm. Leger's use of light and shadow further enhances this effect and gives the poster a certain three-dimensionality.

Overall, the poster is an impressive work of art that showcases the artist's artistic vision and signature aesthetic.

It is a successful example of the combination of art and technology and exudes a modernist energy.

Dimensions: 59x84cm/23x33"

No frame or hanging system included.