Yagourouh Et Mio. Yap, Ouest Carolines 1938

"Yagourouh Et Mio. Yap, Ouest Carolines" is a woodblock print by Paul Jacoulet, created in 1938. The artwork depicts two women from the Yap Islands, a group of islands in the western Caroline Islands. The women are wearing traditional garments made of leaves and are embracing each other. Jacoulet was known for his depictions of indigenous cultures, particularly those of Oceania. This artwork is a testament to the artist's fascination with the beauty and complexity of island cultures. The use of vibrant colors and intricate details adds to the overall aesthetic appeal of the print.