Belle De Yap Et Orchidees. Ouest Carolines 1934

"Belle De Yap Et Orchidees. Ouest Carolines" (1934) is a colorful woodcut print by Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960) depicting a woman from the Yap Islands in the Caroline Islands, wearing traditional clothing and holding an orchid. The woman is shown in profile with her face turned towards the viewer, exuding a sense of strength and dignity. The use of bold colors and intricate details in the print is characteristic of Jacoulet's style, which often celebrated the beauty and diversity of Oceanic cultures. This piece showcases Jacoulet's fascination with the indigenous peoples of the Pacific, and it is a testament to his ability to capture the essence of their traditions and beauty in his art.