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The original masterpiece was created in 1892. Today it has been carefully recreated detail-by-detail, color-by-color to near perfection. Paul Gauguin is recognized as one of modern art‘s most influential founding fathers. He rejected western naturalism and abstracted figures with nature as a starting point. This work of art has the same emotions and beauty as the original. Why not grace your home with this reproduced masterpiece? It is sure to bring many admirers!

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The son of a French journalist and Peruvian Creole, Paul Gauguin was raised in Lima. Working as a merchant navy man and eventually a successful Parisian stockbroker, when Gauguin discovered the Impressionist movement, it ignited his desire to become a painter. He became the proverbial starving artist to devote himself to his self-coined style of “Synthetism,” which became a Post-Impressionistic style of modern art, depicting nature through massive simplified forms, large, bright planes of color,...

Gauguin was first a sailor, then a successful stockbroker in Paris. In 1874 he began to paint on weekends. By the age of 35, with the encouragement of Camille Pissarro, he devoted himself completely to his art, having given up his position and separated (1885) from his wife and five children. Allying himself with the Impressionists, he exhibited with them from 1879 to 1886. The next year he sailed for Panama and Martinique. In protest against the "disease" of civilization, he determined to live primitively...

The son of a French journalist and Peruvian Creole, Paul Gauguin was raised in Lima. Working as a merchant navy man and eventually a successful Parisian stockbroker, when Gauguin discovered the Impressionist movement, it ignited his desire to become a painter. He became the proverbial starving artist to devote himself to his self-coined style of “Synthetism,” which became a Post-Impressionistic style of modern art, depicting nature through massive simplified forms, large, bright planes of color,...