Art Masters: Paul Gauguin

Exploring the life of Paul Gauguin, this richly illustrated hardback delves into the complexities of his character and artistic journey. It highlights his quest for a primitive paradise through extensive travels and experiments, revealing his fascination with the 'savage' aspects of humanity. Key works, such as "Tahitian Women on the Beach," accompany thematic discussions, including his tumultuous relationship with Van Gogh. As part of the Art Masters series, this book presents a comprehensive look at Gauguin's innovative contributions to art and his unique perspective on life.