Redheaded woman and sunflowers 1890

"Redheaded Woman and Sunflowers" is a painting by Paul Gauguin from 1890. The painting depicts a woman with flowing red hair and a sunflower in the foreground. This painting showcases Gauguin's signature style known as Synthetism, characterized by flat, vibrant colors, simplified forms, and symbolic imagery. The painting reflects Gauguin's fascination with nature and his desire to express emotions and ideas through art. The vibrant colors, the use of symbolism in the sunflower, and the stylized forms create a visually captivating and evocative work.