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Fernand Léger

French painter (1881–1955)

Born in Argentan. Died in Gif-sur-Yvette.

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A life in paintings

Born 1881354 dated paintingsDied 1955

354 works

24 without a public image, listed last

  • My Mother's Garden
    My Mother's Garden
    Fernand Léger
    1905 · Fernand Léger National Museum
  • Uncle's Portrait
    Uncle's Portrait
    Fernand Léger
    1905 · Fernand Léger National Museum
  • Les Fortifications d'Ajaccio
    Les Fortifications d'Ajaccio
    Fernand Léger
    1907 · Fernand Léger National Museum
  • Kids on the Beach
    Kids on the Beach
    Fernand Léger
    May 1907
  • Pietralata
    Pietralata
    Fernand Léger
    1907
  • Bridge
    Bridge
    Fernand Léger
    c. 1908 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Table and Fruit
    Table and Fruit
    Fernand Léger
    1909 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Nudes in the forest
    Nudes in the forest
    Fernand Léger
    1910 · Kröller-Müller Museum
  • The Wedding
    The Wedding
    Fernand Léger
    1910s · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • La Couseuse
    La Couseuse
    Fernand Léger
    1910 · Musée National d'Art Moderne
  • Nude Model in the Studio
    Nude Model in the Studio
    Fernand Léger
    1910s · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
  • Contrast of Forms
    Contrast of Forms
    Fernand Léger
    1910s · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • The Disks
    The Disks
    Fernand Léger
    1910s · Los Angeles County Museum of Art
  • La Noce (étude)
    La Noce (étude)
    Fernand Léger
    1910s
  • Les Fumeurs
    Les Fumeurs
    Fernand Léger
    1911 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
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