The Gauguin Atlas Nienke Denekamp Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts Art General

Paul Gauguin (1848–1903) Was An Artist Perpetually In Search Of New Horizons This Fascinating Visual Tour Reveals The Full Extent Gauguin’s Travels And Their Influence On His Unique Style Several Lengthy Trips To Tahiti Marquesas Between 1891 Artist’s Death Visits That Provided Inspiration For Many Most Famous Canvases Are Well Known Documented Here Rich Detail Less Familiar Stories From Early Years Living With Family Peru Which Would Later Describe As “Idyllic ” French Navy Take Him Numerous Destinations Including India Throughout 1880S A Young Man Starting Struggling Become Established Within Art World Restless Moved Often—Within Paris Rouen Copenhagen Back Abundantly Illustrated Hundreds Vibrant Images Archival Material Own Works Atlas Brings Life Places Visited Lived Book’s Handsome Design Seamlessly Integrates Maps Other Accessible Engaging Text Narrates What Emerges Is Vivid Picture Continually Seeking Experience Σελίδες: 180 Έτος Έκδοσης: 1008 Διαστάσεις: 18 7X18 7Cm