Mona-Mona | Paul Gauguin

Mona-Mona (Savoureux) (1901) by Paul Gauguin is a vibrant still life that encapsulates the artist’s fascination with tropical subjects and rich colours. The painting features an assortment of fruit, including grapes, cherries and apples, alongside a burst of exotic flowers. These elements, set against a deep, earthy background, reflect Gauguin’s exploration of vibrant colour palettes and his penchant for depicting the lushness of nature. The work, full of life and energy, draws attention to Gauguin's ability to blend realism with a more symbolic, expressive style, characteristic of his post-impressionist period. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalise the image.