'Two Tahitian Women by Paul Gauguin'
by Art Classics

Exotic Encounter: Two Tahitian Women in Gentle Colors

In this illustration by Paul Gauguin depicting two Tahitian women, colors like yellow, green, and azure blend into a harmonious overall image. The soft, warm tones and inviting gestures of the women create an atmosphere of intimacy and exotic allure. The composition radiates a calm serenity as the women inhabit a tropical Eden often idealized in Gauguin's works. This depiction invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a world of dreams and cultural fascination.

Elegant Art for a Serene Home

This illustration is not only a focal point but also an invitation to integrate creativity and personal style into your living space. It fits beautifully in a modern living room or a stylish office.

You can purchase this artwork as high-quality acrylic glass or aluminum dibond prints, which offer special depth and brilliance. Also available in other formats. If you are unsure about your product selection, we are happy to provide personal advice.

Country: Germany

Artist's description:
Paul Gauguin: Two Tahitian Women (1899) The canvases that Gauguin sent back to France from the South Seas reflect the license he exercised in fashioning images of Indigenous women. Here, he channeled classicizing nudes, while relying on gesture and facial expression to evoke the ideal "Tahitian Eve" conjured in his writings: "very subtle, very knowing in her naïveté" and enviably "capable of walking around naked without shame." Whispering confidences, offering exotic blossoms or (forbidden) fruit, the women inhabit a tropical Eden of Gauguin’s invention, in which his artistic vision—and male gaze—hold sway. (Source: The Met)

Collections: People, Designs & Illustrations, Vintage, Erotic Art Prints, Famous Artists, Paul Gauguin