martinique landscape paul gauguin

martinique landscape paul gauguinMartinique Landscape is a masterpiece in which Gauguin demonstrates his post impressionist genius. He depicts Martinique in successive layers of vibrant colours and simplified forms, allowing the exuberance of the tropical vegetation to express itself. Shades of green, punctuated by touches of red and orange, depict the palm trees and local flora with incredible intensity, giving the canvas an almost enchanted atmosphere. This genre scene, in which

marked by the distinctive style of the Viennese Secession

Johannes Vermeer transports us to the Dutch city of the 17th century

depicting fishermen laboriously hauling their long net up a steep mountain

The colours of the painting consist of soft

The painting shows an ancient dolmen

Everyone can see in it an image of life passing by

This abstract painting presents a minimalist composition

Their faces reveal intense emotions

and his constant quest to break with the artistic conventions of his time

The flamboyant monument seems to be ready to break apart under pressure from the ground and the two roads that surround it

colour and geometric shapes are used to express the energy and movement inherent in the subject matter

the architecture transposes a complex psychic scheme where depression