Why are you angry? by Paul Gauguin

Cloth “Why are you angry?” was written by Paul Gauguin in 1896, the very period when he moved permanently to Tahiti and devoted himself to creativity. It was then that

Pork herd, Brittany by Paul Gauguin

The French province with its unique patriarchal rural flavor always attracted Gauguin. Here he saw peace, dimensionality, some kind of innocence and purity of people – all this acted as

Child (Christmas) by Paul Gauguin

Paul Gauguin “Child” painting “Child” or “Child” painting by French artist Paul Gauguin wrote during his stay on the island of Tahiti in 1896. The picture marks the image of

In the Vanilla Grove by Paul Gauguin

In this genre painting, written in 1891, the artist, being in Tahiti, in his “island” manner of the letter tried to convey the color gamut of the colorful surrounding nature;

Woman holding the fruit by Paul Gauguin

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

Near the sea by Paul Gauguin

In this painting, written in 1892 during the first visit to the Tahitian island, the artist depicted Tahitian bathers, free, independent, beautiful. They are depicted against the background of sea

When Will You Marry by Paul Gauguin

When Will You Marry – painting by Paul Gauguin, written by the artist in Tahiti in 1892. Over half a century belonged to the family of Rudolf stechlin, was exhibited

Bouquet of peonies by Paul Gauguin

This painting was painted by the artist at the beginning of his artistic activity in 1876, but how beautifully the still-white combination of white-pink peonies and the blue vase in

Nude by Paul Gauguin

The picture “Naked” was presented in 1881 at the Sixth Impressionist Exhibition. On it, the painter portrayed a young brunette sitting on white linen sheets. Behind her, blue and green

Still Life by Paul Gauguin

The end of the 19th century was a period of many still lifes, each of which is original. The artist completely departed from the classics and rules. It is evident

Beauty Queen by Paul Gauguin

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.

Huts under the trees by Paul Gauguin

The French artist Paul Gauguin became one of those art historians called the post-impressionists – along with V. Van Gogh and A. Toulouse-Lautrec. The point, however, is not whether to

Ham by Paul Gauguin

To the writing of still lifes, Gaugin was particularly anxious. In this genre, he saw many opportunities for flying fantasy and finding new means of expressiveness. Especially a lot of