By Barbara Hope Steinberg
Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), a French post-Impressionist artist, is now famous for his experimental use of colour, synthetist type , and Tahitian work. Measures 8.5x11 inches. Illustrated all through in colour and B/W.
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1874 Birth of their first son, Emil. 1891 1877 Met Camille Visited his family in Had c Pissarro (1 831 -1 903), and Impressionist paintings. began collecting 1877 Birth of a daughter, Aline. a sale of paintings at Hotel Drouot. Copenhagen. Went to Tahiti. 1892 Took thirteen-year-old Teha'amana as native wife. ) and Ta Matete (The Market). 1879 Exhibited sculpture in fourth Impressionist exhibition. Birth of a son, Clovis. Worked with Pissarro. 1893 Returned to work at Galerie Durand-Ruel. Began writing Noa-Noa with the Symbolist writer, Charles Morice.
With syphilis. Left Paris forever on the stock exchange. his Paris studio MahananoAtua (The Day of God). 1895 III 1883 in Annah ransacked Painted Left his job Paris. Exhibited hisTahitian and returned to Tahiti. Settled at Punaauia. Birth of a son, Paul (Pola). 1884 January: Moved to Rouen. August: Mette went to Copenhagen with Aline and Paul. 30 1896 Took the fourteen-year-old Pahura as native wife, and became sicker and more poverty-stricken. Painted Nave Nave Mahana (Days of Delight). 1897 Daughter Aline died.
Birth of a son, Paul (Pola). 1884 January: Moved to Rouen. August: Mette went to Copenhagen with Aline and Paul. 30 1896 Took the fourteen-year-old Pahura as native wife, and became sicker and more poverty-stricken. Painted Nave Nave Mahana (Days of Delight). 1897 Daughter Aline died. Had to borrow money to move house and pay his debts. Mette finally broke off correspondence with him. Desperately depressed tried to commit suicide. Painted Nevermore, Te Rereioa (The Dream) and D'ou Venons-Nous? Que Sommes-Nous?