Seated Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Roosters and Chickens (verso) 1891 - 1893

"Seated Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Roosters and Chickens (verso)" is a pencil drawing by Paul Gauguin, created between 1891 and 1893. The recto of the artwork features a sketch of a seated Tahitian woman, drawn with loose lines and a focus on capturing the essence of the subject rather than precise detail. On the verso, Gauguin has sketched roosters and chickens, showcasing his interest in the natural world and his fascination with Tahitian culture during his time on the island. This drawing is part of the extensive collection of Gauguin's works at The Art Institute of Chicago, offering a glimpse into his artistic process and his creative exploration of Tahitian life.