
Paul Gauguin, a French painter known for bold colors and imaginative, dreamlike scenes.
Women in white bonnets bow their heads in prayer while, in their imagination, two figures wrestle on a bright red field.
Gauguin painted it in 1888 in Brittany, France, showing villagers picturing a Bible story after hearing it in church.
He divided the picture with a bold tree trunk and used a shocking red ground instead of a real grassy color.
The bright red field is not real; it shows the vision inside the women's minds, separate from the ordinary world.
The painting is kept at the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh.
This was one of the first paintings to mix a real scene and an imagined dream in the very same picture.