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The image is a lithographic art poster announcing an exhibition of prints from L’Atelier Mourlot held at Seibu Department Stores in October 1984. The featured artwork is “Marie l’acrobate” by Fernand Léger.

Fernand Leger

Born in 1881 in Lower Normandy, French artist Josef Fernand Henri Léger was a painter, sculptor and also a filmmaker. He initially built his reputation as a Cubist, blending it with his own unique style, which became known as ‘tubism’. In 1911, the Salon des Indépendants showcased his work alongside that of Delaunay, Metzinger and Gleizes as a wider introduction to the Cubist movement. However, over time, his style evolved into more figurative and populist styles.

Les Lithographies de L’Atelier Mourlot, 1984 by Fernand Leger

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