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Paul Gauguin Oil Painting Reproductions
Broad colour, strong outlines and deliberately simplified forms give Gauguin’s paintings their distinctive presence. Breton scenes, Tahitian figures and unconventional still lifes offer different subjects within that visual language. Our Paul Gauguin oil painting reproductions are painted by hand on canvas to order. Browse the collection or ask us for help with size and framing.
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Gauguin paintings
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Choosing your Gauguin painting
Two Tahitian Women brings faces, hands and the offered fruit and flowers close to the viewer. Tahitian Women on the Beach gives its seated figures more space within their setting. Compare their poses and surrounding colours when choosing.
Vision After the Sermon makes a bolder statement with its red ground and sharply divided scene. The Yellow Christ combines a central figure with an autumnal landscape. For another subject, Te Fare (La maison) places a house among richly coloured vegetation, while Still Life with Three Puppies offers an unconventional arrangement of animals and objects. These art reproductions differ in narrative and visual density; consider the whole composition as well as its strongest colour.
Size and framing
Allow enough space for faces, hands and smaller objects to remain readable alongside Gauguin’s broad colour shapes. Compare upright and horizontal formats against your wall, allowing for the frame. We can advise on listed sizes or quote for an alternative while preserving the full composition and its proportions.
Our frames are handmade to order. Choose a frame moulding and colour finish to sit comfortably alongside the painting, from antique gold and silver to contemporary painted finishes. Actual Farrow & Ball shades are available, and we can help shortlist suitable options for your room.
Once suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up service can help you compare the painting’s scale and proposed framing in its intended setting.
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About Paul Gauguin
French Post-Impressionist painter, 1848–1903
Paul Gauguin used colour and simplified form to suggest ideas and emotions rather than reproduce appearances alone. Strong outlines and broad, often unexpected areas of colour give his paintings a deliberately constructed character. A scene may combine recognisable people and objects with religious imagery, memory or imagined relationships.
He began painting while working as a stockbroker and exhibited with the Impressionists. During visits to Brittany in the late 1880s, he developed the approach known as Synthetism, bringing observation together with memory and imagination. Vision After the Sermon makes that distinction visible: the Breton women’s imagined biblical scene occupies a flat red space separated from them by a tree.
Gauguin first travelled to Tahiti in 1891 and moved to the Marquesas Islands in 1901. His Pacific paintings drew on local subjects alongside European and other visual sources. They express his constructed vision within a colonial setting, rather than provide a neutral account of island life. Across this collection, figures, still lifes and landscapes reveal how carefully chosen colour relationships can shape both the atmosphere and the meaning of a painting.
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