Fernand Léger was a French painter and filmmaker active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A major figure in modern art, he developed a unique form of Cubism known as “Tubism,” characterized by cylindrical and machine-like forms. His work celebrates the energy of the industrial age, using bold primary colors and strong outlines to depict urban life, machinery, and the human figure. Léger’s graphic style and focus on everyday objects later became a significant influence on the Pop Art movement, making his prints ideal for vibrant, modern spaces.