Divers (1942-1943) by Fernand Léger (Masterpiece Coloring Page)

Painted between 1942 and 1943 by Fernand Léger, Plongeurs, bleu et noir (Divers, blue and black) depicts intertwined figures diving into large flat areas of color, evoking the energy and density of a crowded swimming pool. The fragmented, stylized bodies are part of a rhythmic composition dominated by deep blue and black, reinforcing the dynamics of movement.

Conceived from an idea born in 1940, when Léger was in Marseille before leaving for the United States, the work is part of a series devoted to the theme of swimmers, developed during his American exile during the Second World War. It illustrates his interest in modernity, the body in action and the graphic power of color.

It's up to you to add the colors you like to this beautiful artistic coloring, with or without respecting the artist's original colors.