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    1. Paul Gauguin was a leading Post-Impressionist painter known for his experimental use of color and symbolic themes in his paintings. His work paved the way for Primitivism and a return to pastoral themes. 2. Born in Paris, Gauguin initially had a career in business but took up painting in his free time. He was influenced by Impressionism but sought a more symbolic style. In the 1880s he began traveling to Tahiti to escape European civilization. 3. In Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands, Gauguin's paintings depicted native life and contained quasi-religious symbolism. He lived among the native peoples and often clashed with colonial

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    1. Paul Gauguin was a leading Post-Impressionist painter known for his experimental use of color and symbolic themes in his paintings. His work paved the way for Primitivism and a return to pastoral themes. 2. Born in Paris, Gauguin initially had a career in business but took up painting in his free time. He was influenced by Impressionism but sought a more symbolic style. In the 1880s he began traveling to Tahiti to escape European civilization. 3. In Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands, Gauguin's paintings depicted native life and contained quasi-religious symbolism. He lived among the native peoples and often clashed with colonial

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    1. Paul Gauguin was a leading Post-Impressionist painter known for his experimental use of color and symbolic themes in his paintings. His work paved the way for Primitivism and a return to pastoral themes. 2. Born in Paris, Gauguin initially had a career in business but took up painting in his free time. He was influenced by Impressionism but sought a more symbolic style. In the 1880s he began traveling to Tahiti to escape European civilization. 3. In Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands, Gauguin's paintings depicted native life and contained quasi-religious symbolism. He lived among the native peoples and often clashed with colonial

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    1. Paul Gauguin was a leading Post-Impressionist painter known for his experimental use of color and symbolic themes in his paintings. His work paved the way for Primitivism and a return to pastoral themes. 2. Born in Paris, Gauguin initially had a career in business but took up painting in his free time. He was influenced by Impressionism but sought a more symbolic style. In the 1880s he began traveling to Tahiti to escape European civilization. 3. In Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands, Gauguin's paintings depicted native life and contained quasi-religious symbolism. He lived among the native peoples and often clashed with colonial

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    HUMAART C37
    Paul Gaugin
    Eugne Henri Paul Gauguin(7
    June 1848 8 May 1903)
    was a leading Pos!
    "#pressionis painer
    $is %old e&peri#enaion wi'
    (oloring led dire(ly o 'e
    )yn'eis syle o* #odern ar
    w'ile 'is e&pression o* 'e
    in'eren #eaning o* 'e
    su%+e(s in 'is painings, under
    'e in*luen(e o* 'e (loisonnis
    syle, pa-ed 'e way o
    Pri#ii-is# and 'e reurn o
    'e pasoral.
    $e was also an in*luenial
    e&ponen o* wood engra-ing
    and wood(us as ar *or#
    Paul Gaugin, 1891
    /i*e
    %orn in Paris, 0ran(e o +ournalis 1lo-is Gauguin and 'al*!Peru-ian
    2line Maria 1'a3al
    1871!se(ured a +o% as a so(4 %ro4er
    1873!#arried a 5anis' wo#an, Mee )op'ie Gad. $ad *i-e ('ildren
    o-er 'e ne& en years.
    Gauguin 'ad %een ineresed in ar sin(e 'is ('ild'ood. "n 'is *ree
    i#e, 'e %egan paining. $e also -isied galleries *re6uenly and
    pur('ased wor4 %y e#erging ariss. Gauguin *or#ed a *riends'ip
    wi' aris 1a#ille Pissarro, w'o inrodu(ed 'i# o -arious o'er
    ariss. 2s 'e progressed in 'is ar, Gauguin rened a sudio, and
    s'owed painings in "#pressionis e&'i%iions 'eld in 1881 and 1887.
    8-er wo su##er -a(aions, 'e pained wi' Pissarro and
    o((asionally Paul 193anne
    1a#ille Pissarro
    Paul 193anne
    :y 1884 Gauguin 'ad #o-ed wi' 'is *a#ily o 1open'agen, w'ere 'e
    pursued a %usiness (areer as a so(4%ro4er. 5ri-en o pain *ull!i#e, 'e
    reurned o Paris in 188;, lea-ing 'is *a#ily in 5en#ar4. <i'ou
    ade6uae su%sisen(e, 'is wi*e Mee )op'ie Gadd and 'eir *i-e
    ('ildren reurned o 'er *a#ily. Gauguin ouli-ed wo o* 'is ('ildren
    /i4e 'is *riend =in(en =an Gog', wi' w'o# in 1888 'e spen nine
    wee4s paining in 2rles
    e&perien(ed %ous o* depression and a one i#e ae#ped sui(ide.
    <as disappoined wi' "#pressionis#, 'e *el 'a radiional >uropean
    paining 'ad %e(o#e oo i#iai-e and la(4ed sy#%oli( dep'. :y
    (onras, 'e ar o* 2*ri(a and 2sia see#ed o 'i# *ull o* #ysi(
    sy#%olis# and -igour.
    ?nder 'e in*luen(e o* *ol4 ar and Japanese prins, Gauguin e-ol-ed
    owards 1loisonnis#
    :es wor4 o* 1loisonnis#@ Paul GauguinAsSermon after the
    Vson! "a#o$ %restlng &th the Angel, 1888.
    1loisonnis# is ano'er na#e *or )yn'eis#, a #o-e#en %egun %y Paul
    Gauguin and 'is Pon!2-en %uddies.
    Period@ 0ro# 'e lae 1880As o 1903 ('e dea' o* Gauguin)
    1loisonnis# is a Pos!"#pressionis #o-e#en and syle.
    Key Characteristics of Cloisonnism
    0la
    %road areas o* (olor di-ided %y %la(4 or dar4er lines 'a (reae
    (onours
    Best Known Artists:
    Paul Gauguin
    Paul )9rusier
    Paul Banson
    C#ile :ernard
    /ouis 2n6uein
    Meyer de $aan
    <or4s
    Dellow 1'ris
    1ied as a 6uinessenial
    1loisonnis wor4
    E'e i#age was redu(ed o
    areas o* pure (olour
    separaed %y 'ea-y %la(4
    oulines
    Gauguin paid lile aenion
    o (lassi(al perspe(i-e and
    %oldly eli#inaed su%le
    gradaions o* (olour, 'ere%y
    dispensing wi' 'e wo #os
    ('ara(erisi( prin(iples o*
    pos!Benaissan(e paining.
    "n 1891, Gauguin, *rusraed %y la(4 o* re(ogniion a 'o#e and
    *inan(ially desiue, sailed o 'e ropi(s o es(ape >uropean
    (i-ili3aion and Fe-ery'ing 'a is ari*i(ial and (on-enional.G
    /i-ed in Maaiea =illage in Ea'ii. Pained depi(ions o* Ea'iian li*e.
    F0aaa e MiiF (F:y 'e )eaF)
    F"a 8rana MariaF (2-e Maria)
    #o-ed o Punaauia in 1897 and (reaed 'e
    #aserpie(e G<'ere 5o <e 1o#e 0ro#H
    li-ed 'e res o* 'is li*e in 'e Mar6uesas "slands
    $is wor4s o* 'a period are *ull o* 6uasi!religious sy#%olis# and an
    e&oi(i3ed -iew o* 'e in'a%ians o* Polynesia.
    "n Polynesia 'e sided wi' 'e nai-e peoples, (las'ing o*en wi' 'e
    (olonial au'oriies and wi' 'e 1a'oli( 1'ur('.
    "n 1903, due o a pro%le# wi' 'e ('ur(' and 'e go-ern#en, 'e
    was senen(ed o 'ree #on's in prison, and ('arged a *ine. 2 'a
    i#e 'e was %eing suppored %y 'e ar dealer 2#%roise =ollard. $e
    died o* syp'ilis %e*ore 'e (ould sar 'e prison senen(e. $is %ody
    'ad %een wea4ened %y al(o'ol and a dissipaed li*e. $e was ;4 years
    old
    $isori(al )igni*i(an(e
    Pri#ii-is# ! an ar #o-e#en o* lae 19' (enury paining and
    s(ulpureI ('ara(eri3ed %y e&aggeraed %ody proporions, ani#al
    oe#s, geo#eri( designs and sar4 (onrass.
    Gaugin was 'e*irs aris o syse#ai(ally use 'ese e**e(s and
    a('ie-e %road pu%li( su((ess
    8'er *a#ous wor4s
    E'e Green 1'risJ E'e :reon
    1a-alry
    Gaugin )el*ie
    E'e Painer o* )un*lowers
    Legacy
    K Many of his later paintings were acquired by Russian
    collector, Sergei Shchukin
    K Some of his paintings are displayed in Pushkin Museum
    and Hermitage
    K
    Somerset Maughams he Moon and Si!pense, "
    operas# $ederico %li&aldes Paul 'augin ()*+,-, Michael
    Smetanin and .lison /roggons 'augin (a synthetic life-

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