Gauguin
Paul Gauguin’s use of broad colour areas and emphatic outlines helped move painting away from the immediate appearances pursued by the Impressionists. Ingo F. Walther’s illustrated introduction follows his life and work, giving readers a concise account of the images and ideas associated with one of Post-Impressionism’s most influential figures.
This 96-page volume belongs to TASCHEN’s Basic Art series and brings biographical context together with reproductions and commentary. It is a useful introduction for readers who want to look more closely at colour, composition and symbolism, or place the Gauguin landscape represented in our print collection within a larger artistic career. This is the English-language hardback edition.
Book Details
- Author / editor: Ingo F. Walther
- Publisher: TASCHEN
- Format: Hardback
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9783836532235
- Publication year: 2017
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