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Where Do We Come From What Are We Where Are We Going Paul Gauguin Book Print

No. 260204

Where Do We Come From What Are We Where Are We Going Paul Gauguin Book Print

Where Do We Come From What Are We Where Are We Going Paul Gauguin Book Print. Item No. 260204. Artist: Paul Gauguin. Size: 9 × 6.5 in. Weight: 1 oz. Condition: Pre-Owned, Sold As-Is. Available now for $6, in person at Booth #99, Bliss Market, 390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA, or online through Bliss Market.

$6

Available now

Order online and Bliss Market professionally packs and ships it — same day on orders in by 6pm PT, next day after that — or holds it for you to collect at the booth. Message me before you head over and I'll confirm it's still on the shelf.

Add a touch of timeless Post-Impressionism to your home decor with this beautiful vintage art print. This piece features a famous masterpiece by the renowned artist Paul Gauguin, capturing a deeply symbolic, vibrant landscape scene filled with philosophical figures, lush foliage, and striking color tones created during his time in Tahiti.

The piece is a vintage book print carefully rescued from a vintage art publication. It has been neatly mounted onto a high-quality, textured dark blue backing board. The print arrives beautifully presented, sealed in a protective clear sleeve, and is completely ready to frame or display.

Item Specifics

Subject: Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?, Tahitian Figures, Symbolic Landscape, Philosophy

Format: Vintage book print, mounted on sturdy blue board backing

Ready for Framing: Protected in a clear archival cellophane sleeve

Condition Details

Excellent vintage condition with vibrant color reproduction and sharp details.

The print is securely attached to a clean, sturdy poster board backing.

  • ArtistPaul Gauguin
  • StylePost-Impressionism / Symbolism
  • ConditionPre-Owned, Sold As-Is

See it in person

Booth #99 · Bliss Market

390 Roseville Square, Roseville CA

Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm