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The artist who went to Tahiti and never came back - Paul Gauguin. A few of his works from his time in the French Polynesia

Download free image of Two Tahitian Women (1899) by Paul Gauguin. Original from The MET Museum. Digitally enhanced by rawpixel. by The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Source) about gauguin, paul gauguin, exotic flowers, nude, and painting 1233859

Mother Mary by Gauguin

Gauguin, Paul - "Street in Tahiti" #master, #painting, #oil, #color

This man is one of the first artists whose work I came to admire. I was quite young and didn’t know any thing about art when I first came across him and I was drawn to his bright colours and decorative shapes. When I went to Art College, age 18, I remember the lecturer being very superior about Gauguin and pointing out the anatomical faults in his figure drawings and lack of any real perspective in the landscapes. Being young, and a bit uncertain, I came to agree with him, I didn’t…

Tahitian Women Bathing by Paul Gauguin - Prints, Canvas and Custom Framing From The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The artist who went to Tahiti and never came back - Paul Gauguin. A few of his works from his time in the French Polynesia

Description Gauguin sailed for Tahiti in 1891. A former stockbroker and primarily self-taught artist, he left behind both his family and what he regarded as the bourgeois constraints of modern French society, but what he found in the South Seas was not the primitive paradise he’d hoped for. Tahiti was already a French colony; the wicker chair and the high-necked gown shown in this portrait testify to the presence of European merchants and missionaries. Despite his initial disappointment and…

‘The Invocation’ was created in 1903 by Paul Gauguin in Post-Impressionism style. Find more prominent pieces of genre painting at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.

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