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Gauguin
Author: Ingo F. Walther
96 pages
Before he was painting nudes on Tahitian beaches, Paul Gauguin was a sailor, a salesman in Copenhagen, and a stockbroker in Paris. A leading influence in the post-Impressionist avant-garde, Gauguin settled in the Pacific in search of an unspoiled paradise and in rejection of “artificial” life in Europe. His vivid life story is matched only by his astonishingly bold paintings and masterful acts of color.
Published by. Taschen
ISBN: 978-3-8365-3223-5
Color: White
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Taschen is a book publisher founded by Benedikt Taschen in Cologne, Germany. Originally known as Taschen Comics, the brand was meant to be the publisher of Benedikt’s comics collection. Through his comics, Taschen brought minority culture and controversial art such as fetishistic imagery, queer art, and historical erotica to the mainstream. Since then, Taschen has focused on preserving all things art through the best printing and publishing. Taschen's printworks cover a wide range of topics, such as fine art, contemporary art, fashion, design, architecture, film, and many more. Shop Taschen
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