1. Cross-Cultural Contamination
Many modern artists have been influenced by cultures other than their own. This tendency continues with contemporary artists. Here are a few artists who were particularly well known for incorporating others’ cultural styles within their own…

2. 37. Paul Gauguin. Woman with Fruit. (Where are you going. )
37. Paul Gauguin. Woman with Fruit? (Where are you going?). (1893) Oil on canvas.
Movement:
Post-Impressionism (French)
Cultural Influence:
Tahitian culture
(Tahiti - French Polynesia)

3. Images of Tahiti (French Polynesia):

4. 38. Amadeo Modigliani. Gypsy Woman with Baby. (1919) Oil on canvas.
Movement:
Expressionism (Italian)
Cultural Influence:
African art (masks) & Italian Mannerism

5. African Masks:
Mannerist Painting:

6. 39. Vincent Van Gogh. Almond Blossom. (1890) Oil on canvas.
Movement:
Post-Impressionism (Dutch)
Cultural Influence:
Japanese woodcut prints

7. Japanese Woodcut Prints:

8. 40. Emily Carr. Heina, Haida Gwaii. (1928) Oil on canvas.
Movement:
Canadian Impressionism / Modernism
Cultural Influence:
Haida / Native Canadian art from British Columbia

9. Haida Art from Haida Gwaii / Queen Charlotte Islands: