1891, Post-Impressionism

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Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Two Women On The Beach

Discover Paul Gauguin’s ‘Two Women on the Beach.’ A vibrant Tahitian masterpiece showcasing Synthetism & Cloisonnism. Explore its symbolism & emotional depth – a timeless Post-Impressionist work.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

The Loss Of Virginity (also Known As The Awakening Of Spring)

Discover Paul Gauguin’s ‘The Loss of Virginity.’ A mesmerizing Symbolist painting featuring a reclining nude & fox, vibrant colors, & Tahitian influence. Explore its dreamlike beauty and artistic legacy.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Ia Orana Maria (also Known As Hail Mary)

Paul Gauguin’s "Ia Orana Maria" – a vibrant post-impressionist masterpiece blending Christian & Polynesian themes. Explore its unique composition, bold colors, and cultural significance.

Georges Seurat

1891

Cirque

Experience Georges Seurat's 'Cirque,' a vibrant Post-Impressionist masterpiece showcasing his revolutionary Pointillism technique. A captivating circus scene brimming with color, movement, and meticulous detail – now available as a stunning hand-painted reproduction.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

The Siesta

Paul Gauguin’s “Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?” is a seminal work of art that embodies the spirit of Symbolist thought. Created during his time in Tahiti, it showcases Gauguin's innovative approach to color and form—a harmonious blend of Impressionistic influences with Primitivist techniques—resulting in an unforgettable visual experience.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

The Meal (also Known As The Bananas)

Explore Paul Gauguin’s ‘The Meal,’ a vibrant Post-Impressionist masterpiece! Discover its bold colors, symbolic still life & unique Tahiti setting. A captivating artwork by a legendary artist.

Paul Cézanne

1891

Peasant

Explore 'The Peasant' by Paul Cézanne – a masterpiece of Post-Impressionism embodying geometric forms & vibrant color palettes, influencing modern art.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Te Tiare Arani (also Known As Flowers Of France)

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Faaturuma (melancholic)

Pierre Bonnard

1891

Panneaux Décoratifs - Femmes Au Jardin

Discover "Panneaux décoratifs - Femmes au jardin" by Pierre Bonnard (1891). A captivating Nabis painting featuring women in a serene garden setting, showcasing vibrant colors and decorative details.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Te Raau Rahi (also Known As The Big Tree)

Detail of Gauguin's Te raau rahi (The Big Tree) (1891) showing pouncing and wiping in a treetop. The Art Institute of Chicago, 1949.513. Gauguin | ...

Paul Cézanne

1891

The Peasant

Paul Cézanne’s "The Peasant" (1891) captures a quiet dignity in this Post-Impressionist portrait. Explore its soft brushstrokes, muted palette & intimate feel – a timeless work of art.

Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1891

The Last Crumbs (also Known As A La Mie)

Explore Henri Toulouse Lautrec's masterpiece 'The Last Crumbs,' a vibrant Post-Impressionist portrait capturing Parisian nightlife and social gatherings. Admire its bold colors & distorted forms at the MFA Boston.

Paul Signac

1891

Evening Calm, Concarneau, Opus 220 (allegro Maestoso)

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Vahine No Te Tiare (also Known As Woman With A Flower)

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Tahitian Women Bathing

Paul Gauguin's 'Tahitian Women Bathing' captures a serene scene of native women in a lush landscape, embodying Post-Impressionism and Gauguin’s exploration of culture & spirituality.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

The Loss Of Virginity

Paul Gauguin's 'The Loss of Virginity,' painted in 1891, is a captivating Symbolist artwork showcasing a nude woman entwined with a fox amidst lush foliage. Its bold color palette and unresolved mysteries continue to intrigue art enthusiasts.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

I Rara Te Oviri (also Known As Beneath The Pandanus Tree)

Paul Gauguin's 'I Rara Te Oviri' captures Polynesian life beneath a pandanus tree. Vibrant colors, simple composition & synthetism reflect his quest for authenticity in Tahiti (1891). Explore this iconic post-impressionist masterpiece.

Paul Signac

1891

Sardine Fishing, Concarneau, Opus 221 (adagio)

Paul Signac's "Sardine Fishing" captures a serene Breton sunset with Pointillism’s vibrant dots. Witness the beauty of Concarneau’s harbor in this iconic 1891 masterpiece – available as a stunning hand-painted reproduction.

Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

1891

Faaturuma (also Known As Melancholy)

Paul Gauguin's 'Faaturuma' (Melancholy) captures a poignant Tahitian woman lost in thought, showcasing his bold colors & exploration of human emotion. A masterpiece of Post-Impressionism.

Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1891

The Last Crunbs

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Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1891

Gabrielle

Discover 'Gabrielle' by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec – a captivating Post-Impressionist portrait of a serene woman under a tree. This iconic 1891 oil on panel captures Lautrec’s unique style and Parisian spirit. Own a stunning reproduction today!

Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1891

La Toilette: Madame Fabre

Henri De Toulouse-lautrec

1891

Woman Seated In A Garden

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