Gauguin tahiti

As Gauguin brought his work in Tahiti to a close, he focused increasingly on the beauty and serene virtues of the native women. In this painting, he depended on sculpturally modeled forms, gesture, and facial expression to vivify the sentiments he had used to describe the "Tahitian Eve": "very subtle, very knowing in her naïveté" and at the same time "still capable of walking around naked without shame

Paul Gauguin Woman with a Mango (Vahine no te vi), 1892, oil on canvas, Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, USA.

🕰 on Instagram: “Tahitian Mountains by Paul Gauguin (1893). It was painted during Gauguin's first period in Tahiti, where he hoped to find new inspiration…”

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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

Mother Mary by Gauguin

Aurelius Studios on Instagram: "“Street in Tahiti” is a renowned painting by French Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin, created during his first stay in Tahiti in 1891. Gauguin traveled to Tahiti seeking inspiration and an escape from the European art scene and its conventional standards. In Tahiti, he hoped to discover a more authentic and primitive way of life, which he believed would provide new and fresh inspiration for his art. The painting captures a scene of daily life in Tahiti…

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