Gauguin Paul
Gauguin Paul (1847-1903) - French artist.
One of the main representatives of post-impressionism. Being the professional seaman, serving at the exchange office, he had been getting pictures of impressionists. Independently being engaged in painting and sculpture, Gauguin in 1876 already exposed one picture. Soon he took part in exhibitions of impressionists. The success of his pictures, and at the same time the financial crash, allowed Gauguin since 1883 completely devoted himself to the painting. Integrity and vital force, creative freedom and confidence distinguish his paintings. In the decorative, emotionally sated on color canvas devoted, mainly, to a life and legends Polynesian people, he had created the poetical world of the person and the nature harmony.
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Paul Gauguin, fine art prints and fine art posters
Paul Gauguin, fine art postcards
Eu Haere Ia Oe (Woman Holding a Fruit). Art print on canvas |
Les Parau Parau (Conversation). Art print on canvas |
See also:
Paul Gauguin, fine art prints and fine art posters
Paul Gauguin, fine art postcards
