El llamado 

"El llamado" is a charcoal drawing by the French post-impressionist artist Paul Gauguin, known for his expressive use of color and bold outlines. The work depicts two figures, likely Tahitian women, against a background of trees, with one woman holding a garment. Gauguin's interest in the Polynesian culture and his fascination with its primitive aesthetic are evident in the simplified forms and bold lines of the drawing, showcasing his distinctive style. The drawing likely dates to the period when Gauguin lived in Tahiti from 1891 until 1903, a period marked by his exploration of exotic themes and his creation of symbolic and evocative artwork.