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The artist who went to Tahiti and never came back - Paul Gauguin. A few of his works from his time in the French Polynesia

🕰 on Instagram: “Tahitian Mountains by Paul Gauguin (1893). It was painted during Gauguin's first period in Tahiti, where he hoped to find new inspiration…”

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Paul Gauguin Tahitian Women Bathing, 1892

Description Gauguin sailed for Tahiti in 1891. A former stockbroker and primarily self-taught artist, he left behind both his family and what he regarded as the bourgeois constraints of modern French society, but what he found in the South Seas was not the primitive paradise he’d hoped for. Tahiti was already a French colony; the wicker chair and the high-necked gown shown in this portrait testify to the presence of European merchants and missionaries. Despite his initial disappointment and…

Paul Gauguin, "Vahine no te vi" (Woman with Mango), 1892 -- Baltimore Museum of Art

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Two Tahitian Women (1899) by Paul Gauguin

Gauguin, Paul - "Street in Tahiti" #master, #painting, #oil, #color