John Berggruen on Fernand Léger's "Le Cirque Medrano (Esquisse)" (1918)
Gretchen and John Berggruen invite you into their home once more, this time to discuss a small yet preeminent work by Fernand Léger from 1918. Léger created 'Le Cirque Medrano (Esquisse)' as a study for his larger painting 'Le Cirque Medrano' which now lives in the collection of the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris. As always, John also has a noteworthy tale to his acquisition! #BerggruenFromHome
Видео John Berggruen on Fernand Léger's "Le Cirque Medrano (Esquisse)" (1918) канала Berggruen Gallery
Видео John Berggruen on Fernand Léger's "Le Cirque Medrano (Esquisse)" (1918) канала Berggruen Gallery
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