Fernand Leger Le Petit Dejeuner Poster - Tel Aviv Museum 1994

Specifications
Institution: Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Israel
Featured Artwork: Le Petit dejeuner (Three Women / ארוחת הבוקר, 1921)
Featured Artist: Fernand Léger (French, 1881–1955)
Publication Year: 1994
Photography: Avraham Hay
Design and Production: Miri Flecker
Printing House: Sabinsky Press Ltd., Israel
Copyright Credits: 1994 SPADEM, Paris / Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Dimensions: Dimensions available upon request (Large Format)
Status: Authentic 1994 Vintage Museum Printing, Excellent Condition, Never Framed.
 
About the Poster/Artwork
This exceptionally striking vintage Fernand Leger Le Petit Dejeuner Poster is an official, large-format museum publication printed in Israel in 1994 by the Tel Aviv Museum of Art . The poster showcases Fernand Léger’s definitive 1921 avant-garde masterpiece, "Le Petit dejeuner" (also known as Three Women or ארוחת הבוקר). Celebrated as a milestone of early 20th-century modernism, the artwork features an intricate, geometric arrangement of three stylized, statuesque female nudes relaxing in a highly structured, machine-age interior domestic setting. The design highlights Leger's absolute mastery of "Tubism," defined by thick bold black outlines, cylindrical bodily volumes, and contrasting patterns of clean grid shapes. Superbly produced with photography by Avraham Hay and layout design by Miri Flecker, this original 1994 offset print retains immense graphic power. It serves as a monumental focal piece for mid-century modern spaces, corporate offices, and serious art poster collectors.
About the Artist / Institution
Fernand Leger was a monumental French painter, sculptor, and filmmaker whose bold visual language profoundly shaped the trajectory of the 20th-century historical avant-garde. Transitioning from early cubist experimentation, Leger created a unique style that celebrated the rapid industrialization of modern life, treating human figures and everyday mechanical objects with the same clean, cylindrical, and architectural precision. Established in 1932, the Tel Aviv Museum of Art stands as one of Israel's premier cultural institutions, internationally revered for its sophisticated collections of modern art. This officially licensed 1994 printing, executed by the prominent Sabinsky Press Ltd., represents the high caliber of graphic publications issued during the museum's late-20th-century golden era.