Riders on the Beach 1902

"Riders on the Beach" is a painting by Paul Gauguin, created in 1902. It showcases a group of riders on horseback, with a vibrant sea and sky in the background. The painting captures the artist's fascination with the Tahitian culture, evident in the figures and their surroundings. The contrasting colors of the riders and the beach create a dynamic composition, characteristic of Gauguin's style. This post-impressionist masterpiece demonstrates the artist's expressive use of color and brushstrokes, reflecting his pursuit of a more personal and symbolic representation of the world.