Paul Gauguin flowers
Vase with Peonies, 1884. Paul Gauguin flowers
Paul Gauguin flowers
French painter, sculptor, ceramist, and graphic artist Paul Gauguin (June 7, 1848 – 1903), along with Cezanne and Van Gogh, was the largest representative of post-impressionism. In the early 1870s he began to paint as an amateur. And this early period of creativity is associated with impressionism. Since 1883, he became a professional artist. Unfortunately, Gauguin’s art works were not in demand during his lifetime, the artist was poor. However, fame came to the artist after his death, in 1906, when 227 of his works were exhibited in Paris.
Vase with Flowers, 1896
Today Gauguin is the artist, who had a very great influence on contemporary art. He abandoned the traditional Western naturalism, using nature as a starting point to abstract figures and symbols. Besides, he singled out the linear patterns, striking color harmonies that impregnated his paintings with a strong sense of mystery.
Paul Gauguin flowers
Basket of flowers, 1884
Bouquet of peonies on a musical score, 1876
Chinese aster, hat and the book, c.1876
Dahlias and peonies in a blue vase, 1876
Dahlias in a Copper Vase, 1885
Evening primrose in a vase, 1885
Flowers and cats, 1899
Mandolin and Flowers, 1883
Nasturtiums and Dahlias in a basket 1884
Pots and bouquets 1886
Preparation for a bouquet 1880
Still Life with a Mandolin, 1885
Still life with white bowl 1886
Still life with sunflowers on a chair, 1901
The interior of the house of the artist in the Rue Carcelle 1881
Two vases with flowers and fan, 1885
Van Gogh painting Sunflowers, 1888
Vase with Flowers, 1886
Paul Gauguin. Self-portrait with ‘the Yellow Christ’. 1889
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