Women of Tahiti Paul Gauguin Museum Print

Paul Gauguin's painting "Women of Tahiti" (also known as "Femmes de Tahiti") stands as an iconic masterpiece from his sojourn in French Polynesia. Crafted in 1891, the artwork portrays two Tahitian women in vivid hues and stylized forms, reflecting Gauguin's fascination with the exotic and his aspiration to convey an idealized portrayal of indigenous culture. Through this creation, Gauguin sought to capture the splendor, authenticity, and spirituality he perceived in Tahitian society, all while expressing his unique artistic identity through the interplay of color and form. This 1985 framed print of the "Women of Tahiti," sourced from the Gauguin museum, echoes the enduring allure of Gauguin's artistic legacy.

 Dimensions: height 17 x length 22 1/2 inches 

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