The artist's children 1884

"The Artist's Children" is an 1884 painting by Paul Gauguin, a prominent figure in the Post-Impressionist movement. The artwork depicts a scene of everyday life, showcasing a woman and two children, one of whom is in a baby carriage, walking along a path. The painting is known for its bold color choices and expressive brushstrokes, characteristic of Gauguin's style. The composition is simple yet effective, creating a sense of intimacy and warmth. The artwork's subject matter, a familial scene, connects with viewers on a personal level, providing a glimpse into the artist's own family life. This painting, while not as famous as some of Gauguin's later works, offers a glimpse into his artistic development during this period.