Portrait of a Chamorro Woman - Orange 1934

"Portrait of a Chamorro Woman - Orange" is a 1934 woodblock print by French artist Paul Jacoulet (1896-1960). The print features a Chamorro woman, who is an indigenous people of the Mariana Islands, pouring a pitcher of water into a glass. She is depicted in a traditional Chamorro dress and adorned with jewelry. Jacoulet is known for his depictions of indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, often showcasing their unique cultural practices and dress. This print captures the elegance and grace of Chamorro women, showcasing Jacoulet's artistic talent for portraying these fascinating cultures.