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Paul Gauguin was a French post-Impressionist painter born in Paris in 1848 who lived in Peru as a child before returning to France. He had five children with his wife before traveling to Panama, Martinique, and Tahiti, where he produced many paintings in a style influenced by impressionism but focused on themes from these tropical locales, such as landscapes, gardens, and people in island settings.
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Henri Rousseau was a self-taught French artist born in 1844 in France. While not famous during his lifetime, he became known for his primitive and naïve style paintings depicting jungles and imagined landscapes. His paintings featured over 50 shades of green and centered subjects set against dark backgrounds. They often included realistic portrayals of wild animals in nature scenes, drawing from his visits to the Jardin des Plantes greenhouse in Paris which inspired visions of faraway lands. Rousseau lived during a time of major historical events in France including the publication of Darwin's theory of evolution and the establishment of the Third Republic following the Franco-Prussian War.
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Henri Rousseau was a self-taught French artist born in 1844 in France. While not famous during his lifetime, he became known for his primitive and naïve style paintings depicting jungles and imagined landscapes. His paintings featured over 50 shades of green and centered subjects set against dark backgrounds. They often included realistic portrayals of wild animals in nature scenes, drawing from his visits to the Jardin des Plantes greenhouse in Paris which inspired visions of faraway lands. Rousseau lived during a time of major historical events in France including the publication of Darwin's theory of evolution and the establishment of the Third Republic following the Franco-Prussian War.
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- 1. Paul Gauguin By: Eneko, Aitor and Alex
- 2. He was born in Paris on 7 June,1848 and he died in France on 8 May, 1903. He lived four years in Lima with his uncle´s and his family. At the age of seven, Gauguin and his family returned to France, moving to Orlean´s to live with his grandfather. He married and he had five children. His style of art is impressionism. Later, he travelled to Panama and Martinique, he painted lots of paintings
- 3. The market gardens of Vaugirard In this painting we can see a garden, a river and trees. The main colours are green, yellow and blue.
- 4. Ia Orana Maria In this paintings we can see persons in an island. The main colours are green, yellow and red.
- 5. Still Life With Fan In this painting we can see different fruits. The main colours are green, blue and red.
- 6. Road in Tahiti In this painting we can see mountains, a house and trees. The main colours are green, blue and brown.