Fernand Léger. Les Plongeurs Circulaires, (1942).
Fernand Léger
Les Plongeurs Circulaires, (1942)
Oil on canvas
59 x 51 in. (149.8 x 129.5 cm)
(L01306-13)
Fernand Léger’s Les Plongeurs Circulaires is in the collection of the Tamayo Museum, Mexico City.
To learn more about Fernand Léger’s Les Plongeurs Circulaires since 1945, click the link(s) to article and exhibition compilations with documentation below.
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