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Fernand Henri LégerCubism for the common man

Composition with Aloes, No. 4, 1935

Fernand Henri Léger was a French artist born on February 4, 1881. Henri Léger contributed to the Cubist movement, worked in United States, and died on August 17, 1955. Get notified when Fernand Henri Léger's biography is complete:

The Smokers

1911-1912

Nude Model in the Studio

1912-1913

Soldier with a pipe

1916

El Mecánico

1920

Mother and Child

1922

Two Figures (Nudes on a red background)

1923

Composition (Definitive State)

1925

Composition

1926

Composition with Aloes, No. 4

1934-1935

Head of a Woman

1949

The Great Parade (definitive state)

1954

Albert Gleizes

The man who brought cubism to the masses

1881-1953

Jean Metzinger

The third cubist

1883-1956

Georges Braque

Picasso's better half

1882-1963
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