It’s hard to know what to make of Paul Gauguin. Postimpressionism is an umbrella term for European painters such as Gauguin who moved beyond the plein-air (“outdoor”) breakthroughs of Degas ...

The life of Paul Gauguin is the stuff ... had dissolved in light, Gauguin’s grew solid. The brushwork flickered, but the edges were hard. Breton Women Chatting (1886) is packed with elbows ...

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The authenticity of Paul Gauguin's 1903 self-portrait has long been the subject of debate. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons According to naval records, Paul Gauguin’s eyes were brown.

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The scent was musky, astringent, with a tinge of sweetness — like fruit left too long in the sun ... I felt her spirit as I watched women — young, middle-aged, old — train in the art ...

Next we can see how that new generation — dubbed post-impressionists — wanted to move away into works of more emotional intensity: Van Gogh’s “A Peasant Woman Digging” (1885), made only ...

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Paul Gauguin was something ... Narrator: Whether Gauguin was lured by the sunflowers, by Vincent's promise that Arles was full of beautiful women, or by Theo paying for his move, on October ...

When Paul Gauguin’s Flowers and Fruit arrived at the Haggin Museum in Stockton, California, in 1939, the then-fledgling institution had no idea what to do with it. The Haggin, after all ...

Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gauguin ... eroticised Polynesian women as Venus and the Virgin Mary. When Gauguin died in 1903, a bishop described him as “a reputed artist but an enemy of God ...

Malingue was drawing on a letter of one of Gauguin’s friends, Protestant pastor Paul Vernier ... There, he finds Ata, a local woman, and settles far from town, painting and living with her ...