Paul Gauguin
Adéntrate en el vívido mundo de Paul Gauguin con nuestros exclusivos kits de pintura por números. Conocido por sus colores audaces y temas exóticos, las obras maestras de Gauguin ahora son accesibles para todos los niveles de habilidad. Nuestros kits proporcionan todo lo que necesitas para recrear sus icónicas obras, incluyendo "Mata Mua" y "El Cristo Amarillo". Experimenta la alegría de pintar y lleva un pedazo de la historia del arte a tu hogar.
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Frequently Asked Questions
¡Sí! Nuestra colección de Paul Gauguin incluye kits diseñados para todos los niveles de habilidad. Cada kit viene con instrucciones fáciles de seguir, lo que lo hace perfecto tanto para principiantes como para pintores experimentados.
Each kit contains a pre-printed canvas, a set of pre-mixed acrylic paints, brushes, and a reference sheet. Some kits also offer framing options for a complete art experience.
¡Absolutamente! Ofrecemos opciones de enmarcado, incluyendo marcos para hacer tú mismo y lienzos ya tensados. Echa un vistazo a nuestra colección de accesorios para soluciones de enmarcado.
Sí, tenemos una amplia gama de kits de pintura por números con obras de artistas renombrados. Explora nuestra colección de pinturas famosas para encontrar tu próxima obra maestra.
¡De verdad! Convierte tu foto favorita en un kit de pintura por números con nuestra opción de kit personalizado. Es una excelente manera de personalizar tu experiencia de pintura.
Paul Gauguin Paint by Numbers Kits
Paul Gauguin (1848 to 1903) worked as a stockbroker in Paris before he turned to painting full time in his thirties. He became one of the great Post-Impressionists, known for flat areas of bold color, strong outlines and scenes from Brittany and Tahiti. Our Paul Gauguin paint by numbers kits capture that bright, simplified style, which also makes his work a pleasure to paint. Flat, clearly outlined areas mean less fine blending and more time enjoying his warm reds, yellows and greens.
Paul Gauguin Paintings From Brittany to Tahiti
Brittany
In Pont-Aven he led a circle of painters who used flat color and heavy outlines. The Yellow Christ (1889), now at the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, comes from this period.
Arles
In late 1888 he spent about two months painting beside Vincent van Gogh in Arles, a stay that ended after their famous quarrel.
Tahiti
He sailed to Tahiti in 1891 and painted lush scenes like Mata Mua (1892), now at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid. He died in the Marquesas Islands in 1903.
Choosing a Paul Gauguin Paint by Numbers Kit
Beginner friendly
Most kits here are rated beginner, including By the Stream, Autumn.
A step up
Ferme à Arles is rated intermediate, with more small color areas.
Diamond versions
Mata Mua, A Farm in Brittany and By the Stream, Autumn also come as diamond paintings.
Size and frame
From 16x20" (40x50 cm) up to 24x30" (60x75 cm), rolled, framed or on canvas board.
What's Inside Every Gauguin Kit
Numbered canvas
Pre-printed with clear outlines and small, easy-to-read numbers.
Matched acrylic paints
Every pot is numbered to match the canvas, so no mixing is needed.
Three brushes
One for large areas and two for the fine details.
Reference sheet
A printed guide of the finished painting plus simple instructions.
Famous Paul Gauguin Paintings Beyond the Kits
His best known large works include Vision After the Sermon (1888) in Edinburgh and Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? (1897 to 1898) in Boston. He also made woodcuts, ceramics and carved wood sculpture. To keep exploring Paul Gauguin paintings and his circle, see Cézanne, our famous paintings and all paint by numbers kits, or paint a photo of your own with a custom kit.
