#paul gauguin
Paul Gauguin, Madame la Mort, 1890-1891, Paris, musée d’Orsay, conservé au musée du Louvre © RMN/Franck Raux.
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Paul Gauguin (French, 1848-1903), Man Picking Fruit from a Tree, 1897. Oil on canvas, 92.5 x 73.3 cm.
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Paul Gauguin, Vision after the Sermon, 1888, oil on canvas.
Here we see an image of a group of women witnessing a vision on Jacob wrestling the angel. It evokes a point in Gauguin’s career when he was focusing less on landscape painting, and was drawing his attention more to personal depictions of figurative and religious subjects.
In addition to this it is interesting to note the schematic style of the figures and the boldness of the colours and outline. Here we can see that stained glass windows inspired the style of this painting, as well as his increased fascination with so called ‘Primitive’ art which harks back to a simpler way of life.
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The rediscovered face of Vincent Van Gogh, 1887
From left to right : Arnold Koning (with the cap), Émile Blanche, Vincent Van Goght, André Antoine (standing), Félix Jobbé-Duval and Paul Gauguin, 96 rue Blanche (Courtyard of the Salle de répétitions du Théâtre Libre), Paris, ca. December 1887 -attributed to Jules Antoine
The photo (Melanotype, direct reversed positive with sensitized collodion on waterproofed cardboard, 88x119 mm, stamped “Gautier Martin breveté”, recto) was brought to Serge Plantureux (Expert, Studios Robespierre) for identification.
The process and result of the identification will be soon published:
Serge Plantureux, Le Visage retrouvé de Vincent Van Gogh: Enquête sur un carton photographique dévoilant son visage d'adulte, in Nicéphore : Cahier de Photographies, no. 3 (en préparation)
The issue can be read online at issuu.com
photos from L’Oeil de la Photographie
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Contribution Pierrick Rodriguez
Paul Gauguin / Nave Nave Mahana / 1896
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Markus Lüpertz / 5 Bilder über das mykenische Lacheln : Sommertag / 1985
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Part 2/3 of O Theo, my visdev project based off of Vincent and Theo van Gogh’s life feat. Paul Gauguin
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Part 3/3 of O Theo, when Paul Gauguin leaves Vincent van Gogh in Arles
(I’m posting these in the opposite order so they’ll appear in order on my page)
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