Women bathing (Dieppe)
- Artist
- Paul Gauguin
- Date
- 1885 ; Dieppe-sous-douaumont , France
- Style
- Impressionism
- Genre
- Genre painting
- Location
- National Museum of Western Art
"Women Bathing (Dieppe)" is a work by the famed French painter, Paul Gauguin. The painting is an evocative genre painting which showcases everyday life, specifically female figures enjoying a simple bathing routine along Dieppe's scenic seaside. Gauguin's artwork is strongly influenced by Impressionism, a style that is evident in the way he masterfully captures the fleeting light and vibrant colours of the landscape. The painting, created using oil on canvas, exudes a sense of warmth and tranquility while celebrating the ordinary rituals of everyday life.
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