" In the upper right-hand corner of the painting is the artist's signature and the date of the painting's creation, 1897, while in the upper left-hand corner is the painting's title, inspired by a particular catechism during the artist's time in a seminary near Orléans.
A black dog is laying at the far right of this painting, while a strange white bird at the far left, in the artist's words, "represents the uselessness of words." In the upper right-hand corner of the painting is the artist's signature and the date of the painting's creation, 1897, while in the upper left-hand corner is the painting's title, inspired by a particular catechism during the artist's time in a seminary near Orléans. Depicting a blue Buddha and a progression of aging Tahitian women symbolizing the cycle of life, this is, for 10 points, what inquisitve masterpiece of Paul Gauguin?
A black dog is laying at the far right of this painting, while a strange white bird at the far left, in the artist's words, "represents the uselessness of words.
{Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?} [or {D’où Venons Nous? Que Sommes Nous? Où Allons Nous?}, prompt on “Where Do We Come From?” or “D’où Venons Nous?”]