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Paul Gauguin

Paul Gauguin

Grape Harvest in Arles (also known as Human Misery) (1888)

Haymaking (1888)

In the Heat of the Day (also known as Woman with Pigs) (1888)

Kneeling Cow (also known as Cow Lying at the Foot of a Tree) (1888)

Landscape with Geese (also known as Goose Games) (1888)

Lane at Alchamps, Arles (also known as Les Alychamps, Falling Leaves) (1888)

Les Alyschamps (1888)

NIght Cafe in Arles (Madame Ginoux) (1888)

Old Women at Arles (also known as Women from Arles in the Public Gardens, The Mistral) (1888)

Portrait of Madeline Bernard (1888)

Portrait of a Pont-Aven Woman (Marie Louarn.) (1888)

Portrait of Vincent van Gogh Painting Sunflowers (also known as Villa Rotunda by Emma Ciardi) (1888)

Portrait of a Woman (Marie Lagadu.) (1888)

Turkeys, Pont-Aven (also known as Pont-Aven Landscape) (1888)

The Vision after the Sermon (also known as Jacob Wrestling the Angel) (1888)

Young Breton Bathers (1888)

Young Woman at a Window (1888)

Breton girls dancing (1888)

Breton Woman with a Pitcher (1888)

Les Alyscamps (1888)

Meadow at the banks of Aven (1888)

Les Alyscamps, Arles, Musée d'Orasy, (1888)

Still Life with Three Puppies, Mom (1888)

The swineherd, Brittany, Los Angeles (1888)

Van Gogh Painting Sunflowers, Private collecti (1888)

Jeanne d'Arc, or Breton girl spinning (1889)

Caribbean Woman, or Female Nude with Sunflowers (1889)

Portrait of Meijer de Haan by Lamplight (1889)

Self Portrait with Halo and Snake (1889)

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