Paul Gauguin - Portrait of Louis Roy 1893
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Portrait of Louis Roy 1893
oil/canvas
Private Collection
The image is only being used for informational and educational purposes
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Lois Roy one of the eight painters who exhibited with Gauguin at the Cafe des Arts on the grounds of the Exposition Universalle in Paris in 1889. In the background of this portrait, reference is made to their exhibition by the poster that announced the show of the Groupe Impressioniste et Synthetiste. The portrait was dispayed at the Gaerie Barc de Bouteville in Paris late in 1893, not long before Gauguin began to carve the Noa Noa woodcuts, which Roy helped him to print.