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The representation of everday life is an important theme of Post-Impressionism. Everday life is represented in different ways by each artist according to each one’s characteristics. Seraut develops the technique of chromatism, looking for maximum brightness. The paintings of Toulouse Lautrec represent life in the cafè, he dedicates himself to the representation of night life, but painted also life in the fields and the inner intimacy of the characters. Van Gogh revalued in his paintings the dignity of work in the fields, and the poverty of popular classes. Gauguin’s everday life is expressed into two different groups of paintings talking about France and northern Europe in his first period and Tahitian reality in the last part of his life.

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Author: Paul Gauguin
Date: 1892
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 66 x 89 cm
Courtesi of: Museo Pušin di Mosca

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Author: Paul Gauguin
Date: 1889
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 92,5 x 73 cm
Location: Albright-Knox Art Gallery

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Author: Vincent Van Gogh
Date: 1889
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 73 x 91 cm
Location: Musée d’Orsay, Parigi

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Author: Vincent Vang-Gogh
Date: 1885
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 82 x 114 cm
Location: Museo Van Gogh, Amsterdam

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Author: Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Date:1883
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 61 x 49 cm
Location: Misée Toulouse Lautrec, Albì

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Author: Henri de Toulouse - Lautrec
Date: 1889
Technique: oil on cardboard
Dimensions: 67 x 54 cm
Location: Musée d’Orsay, Parigi

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A Sunday afternoon on the island of Grande-Jatte.

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A Sunday afternoon on the island of Grande-Jatte.

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Author: Georges-Pierre Seurat
Date: 1883-83
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 207,6 x 308 cm
Location: The Art Institute, Chicago

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Author: Georges-Pierre Seurat
Date:1883
Technique: oil painting on canvas
Dimensions: 38,1 x 46,2 cm
Location: Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York

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The representation of everday life is an important theme of Post-Impressionism. Everday life is represented in different ways by each artist according to each one’s characteristics. Seraut develops the tecnique of chromatism, looking for maximum brightness. The paintings of Toulouse Lautrec represent life in the cafè, he dedicates himself to the representation of night life, but painted also life in the fields and the inner intimacy of the characters. Van gogh revalued in his paintings the dignity of work in the fields, and the poverty of popular classes. Gauguin’s everday life is expressed into two different group of paintings talking about France and northerm Europe in him first period and Tahitian reality in the last part of his life.