Matamoe, Landscape with Peacocks, by Paul Gauguin

Experience the tropical allure of Paul Gauguin’s “Matamoe, Landscape with Peacocks”! Painted in 1892 during Gauguin's time in Tahiti, this vivid piece is filled with lush colors and an exotic vibe. "Matamoe" means "death" in Tahitian, reflecting Gauguin's fascination with life’s mysteries and contrasts. The scene bursts with energy as vibrant peacocks strut against a backdrop of fiery red trees, tropical flora, and serene mountains. Gauguin’s use of bold, unconventional colors and his dreamlike style invite viewers into an otherworldly paradise. Every detail in the painting tells a story of Gauguin’s quest to escape Western norms and find inspiration in the raw, untouched beauty of the islands. Add a splash of adventure and art history to your collection!