The Loss of Virginity | Paul Gaugin | 1891 Select Size:18" x 24" positioning her as a pioneering

positioning her as a pioneering figure whose artistic visions were intertwined with her spiritual explorations

Caravaggio's skill in depicting the textures of the food

Sedlaceck often depicted unsettling scenes

domestic setting highlights the intimacy and quiet beauty of the moment

along with the subtle gradations of color in the sky and on the sea

The Loss of Virginity | Paul Gaugin | 1891 Select Size:18" x 24" positioning her as a pioneeringAbout the artwork: This painting was produced in Paris in the brief period when Gauguin was interested in Symbolism. It depicts a Breton landscape with a naked young woman lying in the foreground. Behind her, a fox, the symbol of lust in Hindu mythology, can be seen. In the background, a wedding procession in Breton costumes is approaching the nude. This was Gauguin's last major work produced before he left for Tahiti at the beginning of April 1891.