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Oviri_(Gauguin) abstract "Oviri (Savage in Tahitian) is a ceramic sculpture created from partially glazed stoneware by the French artist Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) in the winter of 1894/95. The work depicts the Goddess Oviri, a Tahitian deity of death and mourning, whose name translates as "savage" or "wild". She is shown strangling a blood stained wolf cub at her hip, while another wolf lies dead under her feet.Gauguin often used the epithet of Oviri for himself; he saw himself as a "civilised savage" and referred to this sculpture as "La tueuse", The Killer. Shortly before he died he wrote, "I am a savage. And the civilized feel it from the outset: because in my work there is nothing which surprises or ... am a savage in spite of myself."Ultimately, a later version of the sculpture became Gauguin's grave monument.".
Oviri_(Gauguin) author Paul_Gauguin.
Oviri_(Gauguin) museum Mus%C3%A9e_d'Orsay.
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Oviri_(Gauguin) artist "Paul Gauguin".
Oviri_(Gauguin) city "Paris".
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Oviri_(Gauguin) heightImperial "29.5".
Oviri_(Gauguin) heightMetric "75".
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Oviri_(Gauguin) museum Musée_d'Orsay.
Oviri_(Gauguin) title "Oviri".
Oviri_(Gauguin) type "Partially glazed Stoneware".
Oviri_(Gauguin) widthImperial "7.5".
Oviri_(Gauguin) widthMetric "19".
Oviri_(Gauguin) year "1894".
Oviri_(Gauguin) subject Category:1895_sculptures.
Oviri_(Gauguin) subject Category:Ceramic_sculptures.
Oviri_(Gauguin) subject Category:Collections_of_the_Musée_d'Orsay.
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Oviri_(Gauguin) comment "Oviri (Savage in Tahitian) is a ceramic sculpture created from partially glazed stoneware by the French artist Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) in the winter of 1894/95. The work depicts the Goddess Oviri, a Tahitian deity of death and mourning, whose name translates as "savage" or "wild".".
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Oviri_(Gauguin) depiction Paul_Gauguin,_1894,_Oviri_(Sauvage),_partially_glazed_stoneware,_75_x_19_x_27_cm,_Musée_d'Orsay,_Paris.jpg.
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Oviri_(Gauguin) name "Oviri (Sauvage)".