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GAUGUIN: VAIRUMATI, 1897. Paul Gauguin: Vairumati. Oil on canvas, 1897
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GAUGUIN: VAIRUMATI, 1897. Paul Gauguin: Vairumati. Oil on canvas, 1897
GAUGUIN: VAIRUMATI, 1897.
Paul Gauguin: Vairumati. Oil on canvas, 1897
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1897 Breast Duck Gauguin Lizard Nude Paul Throne
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In this print of "GAUGUIN: VAIRUMATI, 1897" we are transported to the mesmerizing world created by Paul Gauguin. The French artist's oil on canvas masterpiece showcases his unique style and artistic vision. At first glance, our eyes are drawn to a strikingly beautiful woman seated on an intricately designed throne. Her nude form exudes both vulnerability and strength, as she gazes into the distance with a sense of contemplation. The soft brushstrokes and vibrant colors bring her to life, making her presence almost tangible. Gauguin's attention to detail is evident in every element of the painting. A delicate duck perched beside the woman adds a touch of whimsy, while a lizard crawling along the base of the throne symbolizes nature's connection to humanity. The composition is further enhanced by subtle hints at Polynesian culture and mythology. Vairumati, meaning "water that shines like metal" references Tahitian lore surrounding goddesses associated with water and fertility. This nod to local traditions adds depth and cultural significance to Gauguin's work. As we delve deeper into this fine art piece from 1897, it becomes clear that Gauguin was not merely capturing physical beauty but exploring themes such as femininity, spirituality, and our relationship with nature. Through his masterful technique and profound symbolism, he invites us into his world where women reign supreme amidst lush landscapes. This print from The Granger Collection allows
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