Fernand Leger

The list, handwritten by the artist in large bold letters, included Marcel Duchamp whose name he misspelled Juan Gris and Fernand Leger.

Margie Goldsmith: Make a List. Why Not? Picasso and Other Artists Did Margie Goldsmith 2011

The list, handwritten by the artist in large bold letters, included Marcel Duchamp whose name he misspelled Juan Gris and Fernand Leger.

Margie Goldsmith: Make a List. Why Not? Picasso and Other Artists Did Margie Goldsmith 2011

Between 1911 (when he arrived) and 1914 (when he returned for what became an extended stay in Russia), Chagall crossed paths with Alexander Archipenko, Fernand Leger, Jacques Lipchitz, Amedeo Modigliani, Chaim Soutine - all represented in this exhibition, curated by Michael Taylor.

Chagall Through the Eyes of Paris 2011

Two weeks later, Mr. Lugo is alleged to have stolen a drawing by French artist Fernand Leger , worth about $350,000, from the Carlyle Hotel on East 76th Street.

The Suspect Is Artful, but No Dodger Sean Gardiner 2011

The list, handwritten by the artist in large bold letters, included Marcel Duchamp whose name he misspelled Juan Gris and Fernand Leger.

Margie Goldsmith: Make a List. Why Not? Picasso and Other Artists Did Margie Goldsmith 2011

The list, handwritten by the artist in large bold letters, included Marcel Duchamp whose name he misspelled Juan Gris and Fernand Leger.

Margie Goldsmith: Make a List. Why Not? Picasso and Other Artists Did Margie Goldsmith 2011

The other paintings stolen were "L'olivier pres de l'Estaque" (Olive Tree near Estaque) by Georges Braque; "La femme a l'eventail" (Woman with a Fan) by Amedeo Modigliani; and "Nature morte aux chandeliers" (Still Life with Chandeliers) by Fernand Leger.

Lone Thief Pulls Mega-Heist In Paris Art Museum (VIDEO) 2010

Gego worked on the margins of the kinetic and op art movements, not going to Paris to work with such artists as Victor Vasarely (1908 – 1997), Antoine Pevsner (1886 – 1962) or Fernand Leger (1881 – 1955).

Gertrude/Gego Goldschmidt. 2009

Ten international modern and contemporary art galleries, some exhibiting at FIAC for the first time, were invited to participate and exhibit works by some of the major modern masters, including Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, Sam Francis, Fernand Leger, Roy Lichtenstein, and Andy Warhol.

Stephanie Adamowicz: The Evolution of Paris as a Major Art Market 2009

The collectors 'first major purchase, a wooden totem by Constantin Brancusi, "Madame L.R. (Portrait de Mme. L.R.)," was previously owned by Fernand Leger and is priced at up to $25.8 million.

The Art World's Last Hurrah? 2009