Art print Breton Dance of Girls at Pont-Aven by Paul Gauguin
View from behind
FRAME (OPTIONAL)
Art print: "Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven" by Paul Gauguin
Dive into the enchanting world of Paul Gauguin with this exquisite art print of "Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven." This iconic work, which captures the essence of traditional life and Breton culture, is a treasure of post-impressionism.
"Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven" is a celebration of Breton culture and traditions, a theme dear to Gauguin during his stays in Brittany. The stylized figures and bold use of color are typical of Gauguin's innovative approach, which sought to capture the emotional and spiritual essence of his subjects.
Art print Breton Dance of Girls at Pont-Aven by Paul Gauguin
ABOUT OUR PAINTINGS :
Canvas, matte print finish, mounted on a wooden frame, ready to hang. Framing options available on certain sizes.
-10% ON ORDERS FROM €95
-15% ON PURCHASES FROM €195
Regular price
- Unit price
- by
Free shipping
€4.90 / Free shipping on orders over €39
Satisfied or Money Back
Free returns within 30 days
10-year warranty
Our prints are guaranteed for 10 years
THE STEPS OF YOUR ORDER
STEP 1 - ORDER PLACED
Your order has been confirmed, and we are starting production
STEP 2 - SHIPPING
We are shipping your order. We will send you an email to track the progress.
STEP 3 - DELIVERY
You receive your order. You can also, according to your choice, be delivered to a relay point.
Matte finish
View from behind
FRAME (OPTIONAL)
Art print: "Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven" by Paul Gauguin
Dive into the enchanting world of Paul Gauguin with this exquisite art print of "Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven." This iconic work, which captures the essence of traditional life and Breton culture, is a treasure of post-impressionism.
"Breton Dance of the Girls at Pont-Aven" is a celebration of Breton culture and traditions, a theme dear to Gauguin during his stays in Brittany. The stylized figures and bold use of color are typical of Gauguin's innovative approach, which sought to capture the emotional and spiritual essence of his subjects.