FTP, name this painting by Paul Gauguin depicting a memorable scene involving a son of Isaac.
Its pictorial composition was inspired by an Emile Bernard painting and it was the painter's first definitive break with the orthodox Cloissonist style. Across the top center of this painting appears to run the trunk of a tree and it contains at least twelve distinct forms of life, one of which is a bull. The tree divides the scene on the right side from the Breton people with their hands clasped in prayer in the foreground. The strikingly red background punctuates the colors in the right-hand side of the painting, which shows one man dressed in black attempting to subdue another man who is dressed in blue and has wings. FTP, name this painting by Paul Gauguin depicting a memorable scene involving a son of Isaac.
Its pictorial composition was inspired by an Emile Bernard painting and it was the painter's first definitive break with the orthodox Cloissonist style.
Vision After the Sermon (or Jacob Wrestling the Angel)