The image depicts a black and white woodcut print of several figures. The background is a light brown color, resembling aged paper. The print features a group of people in various poses. In the top left corner, a figure wearing a headscarf is visible. To the right, a curved line of text reads "Soyez Amoureaux Vous Serez Heureux". A large figure reclines across the middle of the print. Below this figure, a small child sits on the left. In the center, a woman with her hands on either side of her face is depicted. On the right side, a nude woman sits with her left elbow bent and her hand on her forehead. The overall style of the print is simple, with bold lines and minimal details. The print appears to be an artwork by Paul Gauguin, titled "Be in Love and You Will Be Happy".
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 777 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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