The famous French post-impressionist Paul Gauguin began painting in the 1870s, and this fascination made him famous all over the world. The painting “Apple Tree” refers to the early period

The painting “The Queen of Areoi” or “The Queen of Beauty,” painted by a painter in 1896, is another evidence of Gogen’s alignment of parallels between Tahiti and Ancient Egypt.

Fine in the level of skill is the work of Paul Gauguin’s “Portrait of Madame Gauguin in an Evening Dress”, created by him in 1884. The portrait is painted in

For his creative way, Gauguin created more than one self-portrait, while each of his works of this genre wore a bit of originality and innovation. Self-portrait in a hat was

The picture is the most sensual embodiment of the wife of Gauguin – Tehura. “Vahine but those vie” – brought out his hand painter name of the canvas in the

Once in Tahiti, Gauguin aspires to reflect in his works not only the beauty and curiosity of the surrounding world, but also the features of the world view and way

The presented canvas “Marae” belongs to one of the greatest Impressionists of its era, Paul Gauguin. The place of Marae, to which the painting is dedicated, in literal translation from

One of the most recognizable paintings of Paul Gauguin – “A Woman Holding a Fruit” is also known under her Maorian title “Where are you going?”. Some researchers believe that

The end of the 1890s is the most tragic period in Gauguin’s life. Returning, in 1895 in Tahiti, the artist dreamed of renewing his relationship with Tehura, but she raised

Picture “Morning” French talented artist Paul Gauguin wrote in 1892 during his first trip to Tahiti. He was fascinated by the local nature, the exotic naturalness of the Tahitian inhabitants.

The canvas “Siesta” was written in 1894, however, for some reason, Gauguin did not mention it in his “Tahitian Diary”. The picture at first sight attracts its unusual interpretation. First,

“When is the wedding?” canvas, oil. The painting was painted by the French artist Post-Impressionist Paul Gauguin in 1892. During the last 50 years, the canvas belonged to the family

Gauguin is known for works in which the dream and reality coexist. The “mischievous joke” is a prime example of this. Two sitting with a red dog women occupy a

In the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest, the picturesque work of the post-impressionist Paul Gauguin “The Garden in the Snow” is kept. The artist wrote it in 1879 during

The artist created many paintings on religious themes, but at the same time treated them not as an adherent of Christianity, but as his creative imagination wanted, not restrained by