Peasant Woman c. 1894

"Peasant Woman" (c. 1894) is a watercolor painting by the French Post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin. It is a portrait of a Breton woman, likely a peasant, characterized by its simple form and vivid colors. Gauguin was known for his explorations of color, simplification of forms, and interest in non-Western art. This painting is an example of his stylistic tendencies. The artwork features a woman in a blue dress, wearing a white cap and sitting on a chair, against a turquoise background.