Dans L'Isle De Tinian. Marianes 1960

"Dans L'Isle De Tinian. Marianes" is a 1960 woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960), renowned for his depictions of Polynesian and Oceanic cultures. The artwork features a woman, possibly indigenous to the Mariana Islands, seated on a grassy bank with a seashell in her hand. The woman's traditional dress, with its bright yellow and red floral pattern, and the serene seascape in the background, provide a glimpse into the beauty and allure of the islands. Jacoulet's masterful use of color and line creates a captivating visual narrative, capturing the essence of Polynesian culture in a striking and evocative manner.