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Paul Gauguin

Maruru (Offerings of Gratitude)

1893–94
woodcut on pink paper

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The majority of prints from Noa Noa were printed by the master printer Louis Roy or, later, by Paul Gauguin's son Pola, making this impression particularly rare.

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