Fatata te Miti (la mer)

ID: #5117 | Post-impressionnisme | Personnes

Le tableau représente deux femmes tahitiennes dans un paysage exotique à la végétation luxuriante. À première vue, l'influence du post-impressionnisme est évidente, notamment dans l'utilisation de couleurs vives et fortes et d'une morphologie simple. L'une des femmes est assise, de dos au premier plan, l'autre est agenouillée dans l'eau, toutes deux ont les cheveux noirs et sont vêtues de façon caractéristique. Le tableau dégage une atmosphère calme et idyllique.
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Prevailing color of this fine art print is sombre and its shape is paysage. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). French painter and a leading figure of Postimpressionism. His experiments with colour strongly influenced modern art of the early 20th century. As one of the first, he subscribed to primitivism: simplified and exaggerated contours of the body, strong and contrasting colours. This artistic style was partly due his admiration for the art of the primitive cultures of Africa, Micronesia and North American Indians. Gauguin himself had the opportunity to experience life on Tahiti, where he resided from 1891 until his death. It was in Polynesia that he created his most famous paintings.