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dating from 1818
with the twilight colors and the silhouette of a branch in the foreground creating an almost melancholy mood
He believed that animals led a purer and more honest existence than humans
He often compared painting to composing music and strove to create a kind of visual symphony in his works
vahine no te miti 1892 Skulptur dating from 1818Paul Gauguin's "Vahine no te miti" from 1892 is a fascinating example of his post impressionist phase, in which he incorporated the colors and shapes of the South Seas into his works. The painting shows a Tahitian woman sitting in a dreamlike, exotic landscape. Gauguin, who was deeply impressed by the culture and people of Tahiti, used bold colors and simplified forms to capture the essence of the island world. The composition exudes a calm, almost
