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Paul Gauguin – Nafea faa ipoipo?I(When Will You Marry?I)
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Paul Gauguin – Nafea faa ipoipo?I(When Will You Marry?I)

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"When will you marry?"
Gauguin’s question in Tahiti became the title of this painting.


Two women sit quietly on the grass,
one lost in thought, the other gazing ahead—
the uncertainty of youth and the unknowns of marriage are written in their eyes.


Golden earth, vivid red fabric, violet-blue mountains—
more than just a landscape,
this painting is a quiet question about fate and innocence.

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"When will you marry?"
Gauguin’s question in Tahiti became the title of this painting.


Two women sit quietly on the grass,
one lost in thought, the other gazing ahead—
the uncertainty of youth and the unknowns of marriage are written in their eyes.


Golden earth, vivid red fabric, violet-blue mountains—
more than just a landscape,
this painting is a quiet question about fate and innocence.

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