Te Arii Vahine 'The Queen, the King's Wife' (1896) by Paul Gauguin, Art Print from the Original on Satin Canvas Corduroy An x-ray of the painting

An x-ray of the painting revealed that its composition had been changed by the artist: originally

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Te Arii Vahine 'The Queen, the King's Wife' (1896) by Paul Gauguin, Art Print from the Original on Satin Canvas Corduroy An x-ray of the paintingOriginal public domain image from the Pushkin Museum of Fine Art, Moscow, digitally enhanced. Oil on canvas. Original dimensions: 97 cm. x 130 cm. Paul Gauguin abandoned his native France for most of the 1890s to live on the remote Pacific island of Tahiti, a French colony after 1881. He was attracted to the purity of nature and what he saw as the primitive culture of its people. Gauguin shared the fantasy of many Europeans of the time that Tahiti was