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Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) was once a stockbroker before he decided to devote his life to painting, which he first approached as an amateur. From Pont-Aven and Tahiti, where he sojourned multiple times, to Arles in 1888, the year of his painful split with Van Gogh, Gauguin created an original œuvre characterized by simple forms, the subjective value of colors, but most importantly, by its mystical yet anxious renderings of human destiny.In 1964, Georges Wildenstein published Gauguin’s first catalogue raisonné. Thirty years later his son Daniel entirely reworked it in two volumes, which survey the youth and early maturity of Paul Gauguin. Each work’s notice offers detailed analysis of Gauguin’s artistic development, and contextualizes his work in relation to contemporary socio-cultural issues.The lively details of the chronology describe significant events in the life of Gauguin and of some of his friends. Thanks to extensive research in unpublished archives, the chronology casts new light on Gauguin’s ancestry. This exhaustive work is carefully designed so that each entry can be read in isolation. However, a system of cross-references guarantees an interrelated study and restores the overall trajectory of Gauguin’s life and work.

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Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) exerça d’abord la profession d’agent de change avant de se consacrer à la peinture qu’il pratiquait jusque là en amateur. De Pont-Aven à Tahiti où il séjourna plusieurs fois, en passant par Arles en 1888, année de sa douloureuse rupture avec Van Gogh, Gauguin élabora une œuvre originale que caractérisent la simplification des formes, la valeur subjective de la couleur, mais aussi une interrogation mystique et inquiète sur la destinée humaine. Dès 1964, Georges Wildenstein publiait le premier catalogue raisonné de cet artiste. Plus de trente ans après, son fils Daniel entreprit une refonte complète de l’ouvrage : le volume I (1873-1888), paru en 2001, analyse les peintures de son apprentissage avec Pissarro et Cézanne, la première période bretonne et le séjour en Martinique. Un deuxième volume des peintures rassemblera les œuvres réalisées au Pouldu (Bretagne). La période tahitienne fera l’objet d’un troisième et dernier volume.

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Gauguin, Paul --- 1873 - 1888 --- Gauguin, Paul, --- Criticism and interpretation. --- Painting, French --- Gauguin, Paul. --- 1873 - 1888.

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Exhibitions --- Gauguin, Paul (1848-1903) --- Gauguin, Paul --- Art, French --- Gauguin, Paul, --- Painting, French --- Post-impressionism (Art) --- reisimpressies --- Art, French - 19th century - Exhibitions --- Gauguin, Paul, - 1848-1903 - Exhibitions --- Gauguin, Paul, - 1848-1903 --- reisimpressies. --- Gauguin, Paul.