FEATURE Image: Paul Gauguin, Tahitian Idol-The Goddess Hina, 1894/95 – woodcut in black ink, over ochre and red, with touches of white and green inks, on tan wove paper, 5.78 x 4.72 inches (147 x 120 mm). The Art Institute of Chicago, Edward McCormick Blair collection. Produced in Paris inspired by Tahiti: Tahitians Fishing – … Continue reading FRANCE. POST-IMPRESSIONISM. Three MONOTYPES of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) whose visual images and text reflect European Symbolism and Tahiti to create a new hybrid in Paris, 1893-1895.