Bouddha (Buddha) after 1895

"Bouddha (Buddha)" is a wood-engraving created by Paul Gauguin after 1895. The print depicts a seated Buddha figure, with an elaborate halo and mandorla behind him. Gauguin was known for his interest in non-Western art, which is evident in this work. The artist's use of strong lines and simple forms evokes a sense of spirituality and tranquility. This piece is a testament to Gauguin's fascination with the East and its artistic traditions, which heavily influenced his personal style.