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Gauguin:The Tahitian Escape

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History

 

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Ruben M

 

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June 27, 2017

 

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Aside from his fascinating life and personality, Gauguin is best known for his refusal to accept painless glory and easy gain. Gauguin anticipates much that is basic to modern painting, such as its reliance on the means of pure painting and its ability to let the work grow under the hand of the artist...
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It was during his first stay in Tahiti in 1891 (he would leave in 1893, only to return in 1895 and remain until his death), that Gauguin discovered primitive art, namely its flat forms and violent colors belonging to an untamed nature. He was intrigued by the landscape and also by the people of the country...
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