Still life with apples and green vase

"Still life with apples and green vase" by Paul Gauguin (1890) exemplifies his Post-impressionist style, characterized by vibrant colors and expressive brushwork. Created on canvas using oil paints, the work embodies the genre of still life, focusing on inanimate objects arranged thoughtfully. Gauguin, a leading figure in Post-impressionism, sought to convey emotional depth through bold colors and simplified forms. The title indicates a composition centered on apples and a green vase, emphasizing the artist’s exploration of color and form within this genre.