Gauguin: Portraits

Step into the mesmerizing world of Paul Gauguin with his groundbreaking work in his latest book, "Gauguin: Portraits." This extraordinary compilation takes you on a journey through Gauguin's unique vision of portraiture, where he dared to push the boundaries and challenge the norms of the genre. With over 60 captivating portraits in various mediums, including paintings, works on paper, and sculptures, this stunning volume offers a deep exploration of the diverse approaches Gauguin took in depicting his subjects.

Be captivated by the insightful essays penned by a team of international experts as they unravel the evolution of Gauguin's concept of portraiture. Discover how he seamlessly transitioned between the artistic landscapes of Brittany and Polynesia, infusing his work with symbolic meaning. Gauguin's self-portraits, where he portrayed himself as the Christ figure or the savage, and his careful placement of models in enticing settings with alluring attributes, showcase his exceptional ability to convey deep emotions and narratives.

This valuable addition to the extensive body of scholarship on Gauguin sheds light on the pivotal role that portraiture played in his remarkable artistic practice. Experience the tremendous impact of Gauguin's portraits as they come to life in this beautifully illustrated book, transporting you to the National Gallery of Canada and the National Gallery, London, where they will be exhibited. Don't miss your chance to embark on this transformative artistic journey!

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