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Artwork Replica Three Women, 1921 by Fernand Leger (Inspired By) (1881-1955, France) | ArtsDot.com

Three Women



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This painting represents a group of three reclining nudes drinking tea or coffee in a chic apartment. While the reclining nude is a common subject in art history, these women's bodies have been simplified into rounded and dislocated forms, their skin not soft but firm, buffed, and polished. The machinelike precision and solidity with which Léger renders human form relates to his faith in modern industry and to his hope that art and the machine age would together reverse the chaos unleashed by World War I.
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Fernand Leger

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