Skip to main content
Nature Morte Avec Vase by Fernand Leger
Nature Morte avec Vase
Nature Morte Avec Vase by Fernand Leger
Nature Morte Avec Vase by Fernand Leger

Nature Morte avec Vase

Artist (Argentan, France, 1881 - 1955)
Date1925
Mediumoil on canvas
ClassificationsPaintings And Drawings
DimensionsOverall: Height: 65 cm, Width: 50 cm
Frame: Height: 76.7 cm, Width: 63.8 cm
AcquisitionPurchased in 1937 with income from the Macdonald Bequest.
Copyright© ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2004
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDAG002508
Keywords
About MeFernand Léger's training as a draughtsman undoubtedly influenced his painting style, which is characterised by an architectural clarity. By 1911 he was exhibiting with the Cubists and was one of the most original of the artists on the edge of the Cubist movement.

Legér uses a monumental style to depict an arrangement of still life objects, creating a classical sense of balance and harmony. The forms of a barometer, a vase and stencilled lettering (possibly on a book or calendar block), are represented as flat patterns, but juxtaposed to suggest their position in relation to one another.

Still Life with White Jug
George Leslie Hunter
Still Life With Roses by Samuel John Peploe
Samuel John Peploe
c. 1924
Still Life on a Bamboo Table
William Brooker
1961
Still Life Pointed Lace
Sir William Gillies
1947
Flowerpiece
Duncan Grant
1922
Flowerpiece
Rowland Suddaby
1940
The Boy Who Broke The Spell by Andrzej Jackowski
Andrzej Jackowski
1996
Yarrow and Ragwort
Jules Lessore
The Brown Crow
Sir William Nicholson
1917
Japanese Anemones
Henri Fantin-Latour
1884
Mrs William Pirie Smith
Archibald David Reid
Still Life
George "Taffy" Davidson
1935
A Study of Flowers
James Bolivar Manson
1923
Autumn Flowers
Mary Michie
The Grand Bouquet
Lily Martha Maud McDougall
Still Life with Jug of Flowers
Alberto Morrocco
1975
Wild Flowers
Edward Le Bas
1957
Flowers with Giraffe
David McClure
1959
Still Life
Angus Menmuir Neil
1963
Honeysuckle and Sweetpeas
Winifred Nicholson
c. 1945 - 1946