Showing 2 artworks with Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin and with 1901 and with Synthetist Style
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Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin
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1901
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Synthetist Style
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- Cobalt Violet
- Clay
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- Symbolism
- Synthetist Style
- Paul Gauguin
- Color Palette
- Family Portrait
- Cloisonnism
- French Impressionism
- Fine Art Reproduction
- Pushkin Museum
- Art Institute Chicago
- Tahitian Woman
- Modern Art Influence
- Tahiti
- Post Impressionism
- Post-Impressionism
- Tahiti Painting
- Polynesian Art
- Landscape Painting
- Painting Technique
- French Polynesia
- Native Life
- Horse Riding
Gauguin’s bold use of color and Synthetist style diverged from Impressionism, prioritizing expressive symbolism over realistic representation. The painting's composition reflects Gauguin's desire to portray the essence of Polynesian life with warmth and intimacy.
Paul Gauguin's "The Ford" (Flight), painted in 1901, exemplifies his Synthetist style with vivid hues and dreamy imagery—a testament to his exploration of Polynesian culture. Recognized posthumously for influencing modern art, this iconic piece resides at the Pushkin State Museum in Moscow.