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“The Three Women and the Still Life” is a work from Fernand Léger’s mechanical period. It depicts three female figures, treated as robots or mannequins, with cylindrical and gray forms. They are arranged in an interior structured by thick black lines, reminiscent of scaffolding. A small still life (a blue vase) is placed nearby. The palette is deliberately cold and industrial, dominated by grays, black, and white, with a touch of blue and ochre. It is a vision of modern life as dehumanized and mechanized.
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