Edited by Henri Loyrette, a leading scholar of nineteenth-century French art, ensuring authoritative scholarship
Includes over 150 color reproductions for a vivid visual exploration of Gauguin's work
Features contributions from leading art historians and specialists, providing multidisciplinary insights
Focuses on Gauguin's journey from Impressionism to his Polynesian period, illuminating his artistic development
Explores Gauguin's spiritual and personal quest, offering a nuanced understanding of the artist
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Gauguin’s World: Tōna Iho, Tōna Ao inspires new ways of seeing and thinking about one of the most renowned artists of the nineteenth century. Revisiting Paul Gauguin at a particular moment in his life, when he was approaching death, looking back on scattered memories from his final resting place in the Marquesas Islands, Gauguin’s World: