Noa Noa 1894

"Noa Noa" is a woodcut print by Paul Gauguin created in 1894. The artwork depicts two Tahitian women, one in a red skirt and the other in a white shirt and red wraparound, standing in a lush landscape. The print is characterized by its bold, expressive lines and use of strong color, typical of Gauguin's style. The vibrant colors and simplified forms create a sense of immediacy and raw emotion, capturing the essence of Tahitian life and the artist's fascination with the island's culture. Gauguin's "Noa Noa" is an important example of his mature style and is considered a key work in the development of Post-Impressionism.