Mas, near Arles

Paul Gauguin’s “Mas, near Arles” (1888) embodies Post-Impressionism with bold colors and geometric forms. Influenced by Vincent van Gogh’s presence in Arles, it depicts a tranquil Provençal landscape featuring cypress trees and a distinctive red roofed farmhouse. Part of the Nabis movement, this iconic artwork showcases Gauguin's unique vision and legacy.