• Self Portrait with Arm Twisting above Head, 1910
  • Blue Dancers, 1899
  • Study for The Spanish Dance, 1882
  • Lady with hat and feather boa, 1909
  • Boreas , 1903
  • Turaida Castle, 2011 - Vezur
  • Two Swans, 2011 - Vezur
  • Deauville, The Basin, 1892
  • Almond Branches in Bloom, San Remy, 1890
  • Winter, 2011 - Vezur
  • Interior, Woman at the Window, 1880
  • Columbus Avenue, Rainy Day, 1885
  • Riegert aka Laima Clock, 2011 - Vezur
  • Portrait of Ida Rubenstein, 1910
  • Woman with a Parasol and Small Child on a Sunlit Hillside,1874
  • Dance Festival, 2011 - Vezur
  • A Carnival Evening, 1886
  • Dancers V, 1877
  • Orange Trees, 1878
  • Winter at the seaside, 2011 - Vezur
  • The Bather, 1879
  • Golden autumn, 2011 - Vezur
  • Spring, 1879
  • Kelly Pool, 1903
  • The Buffalo Trail, 1867
  • Self Portrait With Spread Fingers, 1909
  • The Veteran in a New Field, 1865
  • Old Town In The Snow, 2011 - Vezur
  • Evening on Volga, 1888
  • La Sybille, 1891
  • Woman on a Terrace, 1857
  • The Sower, 1888
  • Evening in New York, 1890
  • Ballet Scene, 1879
  • Stork, 2011 - Vezur
  • Flowers in a Vase, 1866
  • Ophelia, 1905
  • Rosina, 1878
  • Nude Egyptian Girl, 1891
  • Girls, 2011 - Vezur
  • Young Man at His Window, 1875
  • Chimney Sweeper, 2011 - Vezur
  • Harlequin, 1890
  • The Banks of the River at Veneux, 1881
  • Dead Mother, 1910
  • Mona Lisa, 1507
  • Tram No 10, 2011 - Vezur
  • Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, 1818
  • The Kiss, 1908
  • Marine bleue, 1893

Manao Tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1892

Manao Tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1892

Paul Gauguin

In this painting Paul Gauguin is depicting a nude Tahitian girl lying on her stomach. An old woman is seated behind her. In Tahitian mythology the title may refer to either the girl imagining the ghost, or the ghost imagining her.
The subject of the painting was Gauguin's Tahitian wife Tehura, then 14 years old, who one night, according to Gauguin, was lying in fear when he arrived late home.
The spirit she fears is personified by the old woman seated at left. The strong colors are symbolic of the native Polynesian belief that phosphorescent lights were manifestations of the spirits of the dead.
Painting’s original is located at Albright–Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York.

Manao Tupapau painting appears in the background of another Paul Gauguin's painting, his Self-portrait with Hat, possibly indicating its importance to him.

Manao Tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1892 + Zoom
The painting will be delivered unstreched, rolled in protective & presentable case.