Portrait of a Chamorro Woman - Green 1934

"Portrait of a Chamorro Woman - Green" is a woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet, created in 1934. Jacoulet, known for his depictions of indigenous peoples, portrays a woman of Chamorro descent, a native people of Guam. The woman is depicted in a traditional dress, adorned with jewelry, and holding a fan, highlighting the cultural identity of the Chamorro people. The background features a delicate pattern of leaves, creating a sense of tranquility and connection to nature. This artwork is a testament to Jacoulet's dedication to documenting and celebrating the diverse cultures of the Pacific region.