Bouquet of flowers

Paul Gauguin's Bouquet of Flowers (1882) is an oil on Canvas that exemplifies his exploration of still life composition. Created during his early Paris period, the painting reflects elements of Impressionism with its vibrant colors and loose brushwork, capturing the fleeting beauty of flowers. Gauguin's work at this stage demonstrates his interest in stylization and the emotional impact of color, which would later influence his Tahitian series. The piece showcases Gauguin's evolving style before his immersion into more exotic themes.