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Art History, Post Impressionism - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 1886: Moves to Paris, influenced by impressionists
        
        1888: Moves to Arles, creates famous works.
        
        1889: Stays in asylum, continues painting
        
        1890: Dies from a gunshot wound in France
- - - - 1851-1855: Childhood in Paris
        
        1870s: Stockbroker, begins painting
        
        1883: Quits job, becomes a full-time artist
        
        1886: Stays in Brittany, develops unique style
        
        1891: Moves to Tahiti
        
        1903: dies in the Marquesas Islands
    - - Arearea, 1892
      - "Arearea" (1892) shows two women sitting on the grass in colorful dresses. In the background is a statue symbolizing Tahitian spirituality. The bright colors and peaceful scene reflect Gauguin's love for Tahitian culture and nature.
- - - - 1900: Moves to Paris and gains recognition
        
        1907: Paints "Les Demoiselles d´Avignon
        
        1937: Paints Guernica
        
        1973: Dies in France
    - - Guernica, 1937
      - Guernica (1937) shows the pain and destruction from the bombing of the Spanish town of Guernica. In shades of gray, it depicts distorted people and animals in chaos and suffering. A mother holds her dead child, a horse screams, and a warrior lies broken. The painting powerfully expresses the horrors of war.
- - - - 1880s: Becomes interested in painting and joins the Pointillist movement
        
        1884: Meets Georges Seurat, works on Pointillism
        
        1890s: Creates major works like " The Port of Saint- Tropez"
        
        1900s: Travels and paints landscapes
        
        1935: Dies in Paris
    - - Portrait of M. Félix Fénéon in 1890
      - The Portrait of M. Félix Fénéon (1890) shows the art critic Fénéon in profile. He has a calm, thoughtful expression. The image is made of many small dots of color, typical of Pointillism. The background is colorful and contrasting, giving the image a lively effect. The technique makes Fénéon's face look both vivid and soft.
- - - - 1880s: Works as a painter, influenced by impressionism
        
        1888: Moves to Tahiti with Gauguin
        
        1896: Returns to Paris, struggles with health
        
        1897: dies in Paris
    - - Charles Laval, Self Portrait, 1888
        
        Charles Laval's Self-Portrait (1888) depicts the artist in simple clothing with a thoughtful expression. The muted color palette and neutral background focus attention on his face, which appears introspective and expressive.