Paul Gauguin - Gallery

Gallery

  • Portrait of Madame Gauguin, c. (1880–1881)

  • Garden in Vaugirard, or the Painter's Family in the Garden in Rue Carcel, (1881)

  • Still-Life with Fruit and Lemons, c. (1880)

  • The Swineherd, Brittany, (1888)

  • Les Alyscamps, (1888)

  • Vision After the Sermon (Jacob wrestling with the angel), (1888)

  • Night Café at Arles, (Mme Ginoux), (1888)

  • Still-Life with Japanese Woodcut, (1889)

  • Tahitian Women on the Beach, (1891)

  • Woman with a Flower, (1891)

  • The Moon and the Earth (Hina tefatou), (1893)

  • Annah, the Javanese, (1893)

  • Watermill in Pont-Aven, (1894)

  • The Midday Nap, (1894)

  • Maternity, (1899)

  • Two Tahitian Women, (1899)

  • Cruel Tales (Exotic Saying), (1902)

  • The Sorcerer of Hiva Oa , (1902)

  • Riders on the Beach, (1902)

  • Landscape on La Dominique (Hiva OAU), (1903)

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