Fatata te Miti (By the Sea), 1892 by Paul Gauguin
Canvas Print - 13162-GAP
Location: National Gallery of Art, Washington, USAOriginal Size: 67.9 x 91.5 cm
Giclée Canvas Print | $0.00 USD
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Painting Information
"Fatata te Miti," by French Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin and painted in 1892 is an iconic work that showcases Gauguin's distinctive style and fascination for Tahiti's exoticism. Today it resides at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C.
"Fatata te Miti" captures an idyllic, dreamlike scene featuring two Tahitian women relaxing by the water's edge in serene yet dreamlike fashion. Gauguin was well known for using bold colors and simplified forms; these features can be seen here too; women depicted here have naturalistic proportions but some degree of stylization.
Gauguin's painting features an exciting color palette, with warm tones predominating the scene and blue-green water serving to contrast against earthy tones present in figures and the background. Gauguin uses color as an instrument of balance within his composition to achieve harmony.
The lush vegetation in the background highlights the exotic nature of this setting. When combined with women in the foreground and dense foliage in the background, depth and perspective is created, drawing viewers through this painting.
One of the notable elements of "Fatata te Miti" is its sense of tranquility and intimacy, captured through depicting women caught in quiet contemplation gazing out over the water. Gauguin's portrayal of these subjects shows his interest in depicting simpler forms of living which go beyond Western society constraints.
Paul Gauguin was an artist who sought to escape the confines of European civilization and immerse himself in more "primitive" cultures. In 1891, he left France for Tahiti in search of an authentic and natural environment where he believed he could find greater spiritual and natural connections there.
"Fatata te Miti" was completed during his initial trip to Tahiti where he created many of his signature works. While Gauguin's paintings may portray Tahitian life in an idyllic light, their composition often reveals biases from within himself as well.
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