Paul Gauguin, picture Bretonnes a la Barriere from the Volpini Suite Dessins lithographiques 1889

Paul Gauguin - Bretonnes a la Barriere from the Volpini Suite Dessins lithographiques 1889

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Bretonnes a la Barriere from the Volpini Suite Dessins lithographiques 1889
19x21cm Zincograph on chrome yellow wove paper;
first edition Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
The image is only being used for informational and educational purposes

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Paul Gauguin - Self-Portrait Dedicated to Vincent van Gogh. Les Miserables 1888. Gauguin painted himself in the guise of
Jean Valjean, the main character of Victor Hugo’s novel Les Misérables, equating the vibrant and loving fictional outcast with the
misunderstood artists of his time. He wrote: ‘By doing him with my features, you have my individual image, as well as a portrait of
us all, poor victims of society, taking our revenge on it by doing good’. The cheerful floral pattern on the wall was Gauguin’s way of
testifying to ‘our artistic virginity’. - art-Gauguin.com

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Paul Gauguin - Bretonnes a la Barriere from the Volpini Suite Dessins lithographiques 1889

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