At ArtsDot, we are proud to offer a stunning reproduction of Paul Gauguin's masterpiece Nafeaffaa Ipolpo, also known as When Will You Marry?. This iconic painting is an excellent example of the artist's innovative use of color and his unique Synthetist style, which diverged sharply from Impressionism.

Background and History

When Will You Marry? was painted in 1892 during Gauguin's first visit to Tahiti. The painting is a significant work, as it marks the beginning of his exploration of Polynesian culture and symbolism. In 2015, this masterpiece made headlines when it was sold privately for close to $300 million (£197m), becoming the highest-priced artwork ever sold at that time.

Artistic Style and Symbolism

Gauguin's bold artistic choices, such as the simplified forms and vivid colors in When Will You Marry?, were largely unappreciated during his lifetime. However, these innovations have since been celebrated for their groundbreaking contributions to modern art. The painting features two Tahitian women—one young and one older—and a landscape with vibrant hues, symbolizing the passage of time and the relationship between youth and maturity.

Acquiring Your Own Reproduction

• High-Quality Materials: Our reproductions are made using premium oil paints on canvas, ensuring a beautiful and durable piece of art that will last for generations.
• Expert Craftsmanship: Each painting is meticulously handcrafted by our skilled artists, who pay close attention to every detail to create an accurate and stunning reproduction.
• Customization Options: We offer various sizes and framing options to help you find the perfect fit for your home or office decor.

Experience the beauty and cultural significance of Paul Gauguin's Nafeaffaa Ipolpo (When Will You Marry?) by adding this masterpiece to your collection today. Browse our extensive catalog at ArtsDot.com and find the perfect reproduction for your space.