Vincent van Gogh is known for his expressive and emotional use of color in his paintings, including his religious works.

Paul Gauguin's painting "The Yellow Christ" is a powerful and iconic image that depicts Jesus Christ with a yellow halo and surrounded by a group of Tahitian women.

Georges Seurat is known for his use of pointillism, a technique that involves applying small dots of color to create a larger image.

Henri Matisse's painting "The Dance" is a vibrant and energetic work that depicts a group of women dancing in a circle.

Henri Matisse is known for his use of bold colors and simplified forms in his paintings, including his religious works.

Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Cypress Trees" is a powerful and expressive work that depicts a group of cypress trees against a swirling sky.

Paul Gauguin is known for his use of symbolism and allegory in his paintings, including his religious works.

Georges Seurat's painting "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" is a monumental work that depicts a group of people relaxing on a Sunday afternoon on an island in the Seine River.

Henri Matisse is known for his use of bright colors and bold patterns in his paintings, including his religious works.

Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Sunflowers" is a series of still-life paintings that depict sunflowers in various stages of life.

Georges Seurat is known for his use of cloisonné, a technique of applying enamel to metal in cells.

Paul Gauguin's painting "The Blue Christ" is a powerful and iconic image that depicts Jesus Christ with a blue halo and surrounded by a group of Tahitian women.

Henri Matisse is known for his use of bold colors and simplified forms in his paintings, including his religious works.

Vincent van Gogh's painting "The Cypress Trees" is a powerful and expressive work that depicts a group of cypress trees against a swirling sky.

Paul Gauguin is known for his use of symbolism and allegory in his paintings, including his religious works.