Chagrins D'Amour. Kusaie, Est Carolines 1940

"Chagrins d'Amour" is a 1940 woodblock print by French artist Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960). The print depicts a woman from the Caroline Islands with a red parrot, with flowers and leaves as a backdrop. Jacoulet's woodcuts are renowned for their vibrant colors and detailed portrayal of Pacific Island cultures, which he explored through extensive travels. His works are considered a significant contribution to the art of woodblock printing, merging European and Asian aesthetics.