The flower necklaces that are offered to tourists as a welcome gesture are created with tiare flowers, and " vahine " ( Polynesian women ) customarily wear them behind one ear.
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Having a " vahine " meant at least he had access to wild fruit and fresh shrimp gathered by her, as well as her own family's extensive food stores.
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They spent one month in Samoa and built on research they began for their exhibition " Vahine " in 2002 on ancient rock platforms called tia seu lupe ( pigeon snaring mounds ).
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In fact, Gauguin's colorful scenes from exotic Tahiti, including the famed " Vahine no te tiare " ( 1891 ) on show here, fared better in Denmark than France.
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Gauguin's " vahine " during all this time was Pahura ( Pau'ura ) a Tai, the daughter of neighbours in Punaauia and aged fourteen and a half when he took her in.
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He took as " vahine " one such girl, Vaeoho ( also called Marie-Rose ), the fourteen-year-old daughter of a native couple who lived in an adjoining valley six miles distant.
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In the Society Islands, Procyon was called " Ana-tahua-vahine-o-toa-te-manava ", literally " Aster the priestess of brave heart ", figuratively the " pillar for elocution ".
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Some of the major prizes _ Cezanne's " Mont Ste .-Victoire Seen From the Bibemus Quarry " and Gauguin's " Vahine no te Vi ( Woman With Mango ) " _ are on loan to other museums.
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The Patron for the Miss Galaxy is the Honorable Salote Lupepau'u Salamasina Purea Vahine Ari'i o'e Hau Tuita, the eldest daughter of Her Royal Highness Princess Salote Mafile'o Pilolevu Tuita and her husband the Honorable Siosaia Ma'ulupekotofa Tuita.
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Danielsson believes the song echoes Gauguin's dual attachment to his Danish wife Mette and his then " vahine " ( Tahitian for " woman " ) Teha'amana, his young native wife and the focal point of " Noa Noa ".
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