Daisies and peonies in blue vase 1876

"Daisies and Peonies in Blue Vase" is an oil painting on canvas by Paul Gauguin, painted in 1876. It depicts a still life of a vase filled with various flowers, including daisies, peonies, and cornflowers. The vase is a vibrant blue and white with intricate designs. Gauguin, known for his post-Impressionist style, uses bold colors and thick brushstrokes to capture the vibrant hues of the flowers and the textures of the vase. This work reflects the artistic trends of the late 19th century, where artists explored new ways of representing the world through color and form.