Come here 1891

Paul Gauguin's *Come Here* (1891) is a striking example of his Post-Impressionist style, painted during his time in Tahiti. The painting depicts a peaceful Tahitian landscape with lush vegetation, a distant mountain range, and a vibrant sunset sky. In the foreground, two pigs forage amidst the greenery, creating a sense of tranquility and connection to nature. Gauguin's bold, flat colors and simplified forms are characteristic of his Tahitian period, emphasizing the beauty and spirituality he found in the island's culture. Today, the painting is housed in the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York City.