The original name of the painting “Arearea no varua ino” can be roughly translated as “Fun of the evil spirit.” Arearea means fun, mischievous joke, entertainment, and varua ino is

The portrait of a Tahitian woman in a European dress and with a flower in her hair is one of the first works of Gauguin’s first Tahitian period. In 1891,

Already less than a year after the creation of his famous “Yellow Christ”, Paul Gauguin again refers to this topic, writing a self-portrait against the backdrop of this philosophical picture.

The original title of the painting «Arearea no varua ino» can roughly be translated as “The fun of the evil spirit.” Arearea means fun, mischievous joke, entertainment, and varua ino

Paul Gauguin is known as the author of paintings in the direction of Post-Impressionism. His life was no less interesting and unique. Life in Polynesia in childhood, as well as

Someone witty and aptly noticed that the artist all his life, in fact, is writing the same book, only slightly varying it. After Paul Gauguin decided to break with the