Author: He Zhengguang
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Publish Date: 1998-07-01
Features: Paul Gauguin, along with Cézanne and Van Gogh, was a renowned representative of the "Post-Impressionist" movement in modern art history. His creative career was filled with adventure and legend. To pursue his ideal of an artistic kingdom, he abandoned his civilized and luxurious life and traveled to French Polynesia to seek his new paradise. On the wild, uncharted islands of the South Pacific, Gauguin freely depicted the myths and pastoral life of the Māori indigenous people, strongly expressing his own longing for primitivism and wilderness. This book provides an in-depth introduction to Gauguin's creative philosophy and life story, featuring his lifetime masterpieces and woodcuts with Tahitian themes. Through his works, we can see the manifestation of Gauguin's character, the raw charm and pure beauty he. It is precisely these qualities that brought Gauguin a new life to painting and laid the foundation for successors.
Complete Collection of World Famous Painters Gauguin
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