Manao tupapau

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Manao tupapau is the original Tahitian title of Paul Gauguin’s famous 1892 painting depicting a young Tahitian girl lying on a bed while a ghostly spirit watches over her.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
work of art
alsoKnownAs Spirit of the Dead Watching
artForm oil painting
colorPalette dark tones
violet hues
yellow highlights
countryOfOrigin French Polynesia
creator Paul Gauguin
surface form: Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin

Paul Gauguin
creatorNationality French
creatorResidenceAtTimeOfCreation Tahiti
depicts ghostly spirit
interior lit by unnatural light
young Tahitian girl
depictsEmotion anxiety
fear
depictsPlace interior of a Tahitian dwelling
genre symbolist painting
hasCulturalContext colonial-era Tahiti
hasPart bed
lying figure
watching spirit figure
hasTheme death
eroticism
primitivism in Western art
supernatural
inception 1892
influencedBy Polynesian beliefs about spirits
Tahitian folklore
interpretedAs encounter between life and death
visualization of a girl’s fear of the dead
mainSubject Tahitian spirituality
fear of spirits
female nude
movement Post-Impressionism
Symbolism
originalTitle Manao tupapau
partOf Paul Gauguin’s Tahitian period works
titleLanguage Tahitian language

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