1. "Vision after the Sermon" (1888): This painting depicts a group of Breton women in traditional dress, kneeling in prayer after a sermon. The vivid colors and the use of symbolism, such as the yellow Christ and the red earth, create a sense of spirituality and emotional intensity.
2. "The Yellow Christ" (1889): This painting is a close-up of the figure of Christ on the cross, surrounded by a group of women mourners. Gauguin uses vibrant yellow and contrasting colors to create a powerful and emotional representation of the crucifixion.
3. "Two Tahitian Women" (1899): This painting showcases Gauguin's fascination with the culture and people of Tahiti. It depicts two Tahitian women, one sitting and the other standing, with a tropical landscape in the background. The simplified forms, bold colors, and the expressive poses capture the essence of Tahitian life.
These paintings exemplify Paul Gauguin's unique style and his ability to convey emotions, spirituality, and cultural experiences through his art.