Gauguin's mysterious painting-"Loss of Innocence"

This is a work with a mysterious meaning. Gauguin depicts the image of a naked girl. Using a dreamy technique, the painting is given an atmosphere of silence. The girl lies unrestrained in the wilderness, enjoying the freedom and happiness of the open space and loneliness.

Gauguin was particularly yearning for primitive purity. He hated the hypocritical industrial civilization of Europe. The so-called "Losing Virginity" refers to the painter's inner pure desire, which has long been tainted in the hypocritical and ugly urban hustle and bustle. , however, this wish is as pure and pure as the indigenous girl on the island. The little fox in the picture represents the primitive wildness of the environment. The colors of the work are pure and flat, with primitive people replacing the image of farmers and nature becoming a paradise on earth, showing the painter's carefree mood.