Noa Noa (petite Planche). 1894-1895.

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'''Noa Noa (petite Planche)''' is a woodcut print created by the French post-Impressionist artist Paul Gauguin between 1894 and 1895. The title "Noa Noa" translates to "fragrant" in Tahitian, a reflection of Gauguin's experiences in the South Pacific, where he sought to escape "civilization" and what he considered its artificial constructs. The print is part of a larger series also entitled "Noa Noa," which was intended to serve as a visual accompaniment to Gauguin's travelogue of the same name, documenting his first trip to Tahiti from 1891 to 1893.

The "petite Planche" version of "Noa Noa" is characterized by its intricate design and the use of traditional woodcut techniques, which Gauguin adapted to express the lushness and mystique of the Tahitian landscape and its inhabitants. The imagery in this print, as with others in the series, is emblematic of Gauguin's post-impressionistic style, marked by bold outlines, flat areas of color, and a departure from European artistic conventions. Gauguin's work during this period was heavily influenced by the island's culture, mythology, and the simplicity of the Tahitian way of life, which he idealized in his art.

The "Noa Noa" series was also a response to the tepid reception of his Tahitian paintings upon his return to France. Gauguin sought to provide a narrative context for his work, hoping to give viewers a deeper understanding of the symbolism and significance of his Tahitian-inspired art. "Noa Noa (petite Planche)" and its related prints are considered important works in Gauguin's oeuvre, as they represent a synthesis of his artistic innovations and his quest for spiritual and cultural renewal. Today, these prints are held in various art institutions and collections around the world, contributing to the ongoing study and appreciation of Gauguin's contribution to modern art.

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