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Flora Tristan, französische Schriftstellerin, Frauenrechtlerin und Sozialistin, war Gauguins Großmutter mütterlicherseits. Selbst französisch-. Der Maler Paul Gauguin war ein Künstler, dessen Malerei sich schwer in die gängigen Strömungen der Kunstepochen einordnen lässt. Gauguin kam erst spät​. Eine große Gauguin-Ausstellung ist derzeit in London zu sehen. Sie zeigt vor allem Porträts junger Frauen aus Tahiti und versucht, die.

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Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin war ein einflussreicher französischer Maler. Darüber hinaus fertigte er Keramiken, Holzschnitzereien und Holzschnitte an. Er wurde vor allem durch seine Gemälde aus der Südsee bekannt. Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin [øʒˌɛn ɑ̃ˌʁi ˌpol ɡoˈɡɛ̃] (* 7. Juni in Paris​; † 8. Mai in Atuona auf Hiva Oa, Französisch-Polynesien) war ein. Gauguins Mutter ist Schriftstellerin und zusammen leben sie vier Jahre lang in Peru. Die Familie fährt zurück nach Frankreich und Paul Gauguin besucht von nun. Gauguins frühere Werke erinnern uns an die Bilder der französischen Maler Camille Corot and Camille Pisarro. Paul Gauguin experimentiert gerne mit Farben. Er. Der Maler Paul Gauguin war ein Künstler, dessen Malerei sich schwer in die gängigen Strömungen der Kunstepochen einordnen lässt. Gauguin kam erst spät​. Die National Gallery in London will bei einer Schau zu Paul Gauguin auch die problematischen Seiten des Malers thematisieren. Damit zeigt. Flora Tristan, französische Schriftstellerin, Frauenrechtlerin und Sozialistin, war Gauguins Großmutter mütterlicherseits. Selbst französisch-.

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Douglas Cooper Art historian and critic. Author of Toulouse Lautrec and many other works on French artists of the late 19th and 20th centuries.

See Article History. No less willing to hurt others than himself to fulfill his destiny as an artist, Gauguin abandoned a business career and a wife and five children, and he manipulated friends and colleagues relentlessly, as he sought freedom from mundane responsibilities that interfered with his single-minded passion.

Boasting of what he described as his half-savage temperament, Gauguin sought attention and admiration by posing as a restless maverick, always ready to accept poverty and suffering as he turned heel to escape compromise, leaving Paris for Rouen, Rouen for Copenhagen, Copenhagen for Brittany, Brittany for Martinique, and so on, until death overtook him on the remote South Pacific island of Hivaoa in Paul Gauguin dared to speak out for his artistic views rather than rely exclusively on journalists and historians, he actively promoted his own cause by writing throughout his career, thus contributing to a trend that has continued with our own century's self-styled artist-celebrities, such as Max Ernst , Marcel Duchamp, Salvador Dali , or Mark Rothko.

In a letter to Maurice Denis in , Gauguin congratulated his young disciple for writing art criticism:. It pleases me to see painters take care of their own interests For some time, most of all since [I formulated] my project to bury myself in the islands of the Pacific, I have felt this obligation with which young painters are imposed, to write about art topics in a reasonable fashion.

Just like his friend, another Post-Impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh , Paul Gauguin was not well appreciated until after his death. Gauguin was later recognized for his experimental use of colors and synthetist style that were distinguishably different from Impressionism.

His work was influential to the French avant-garde and many modern artists, such as Pablo Picasso , and Henri Matisse. Gauguin's art became popular after his death and many of his paintings were in the possession of Russian collector Sergei Shchukin.

He was an important figure in the Symbolist movement as a painter, sculptor, print-maker, ceramist, and writer. His bold experimentation with coloring led directly to the Synthetist style of modern art, while his expression of the inherent meaning of the subjects in his paintings, under the influence of the cloisonnist style, paved the way to Primitivism and the return to the pastoral.

He was also an influential proponent of wood engraving and woodcuts as art forms. Was I to have made this far journey, only to find the very thing which I had fled?

Gauguin was very appreciative of Bernard's art and of his daring with the employment of a style which suited Gauguin in his quest to express the essence of the objects in his art.

In Gauguin's The Yellow Christ , often cited as a quintessential Cloisonnist work, the image was reduced to areas of pure color separated by heavy black outlines.

In such works Gauguin paid little attention to classical perspective and boldly eliminated subtle gradations of color, thereby dispensing with the two most characteristic principles of post- Renaissance painting.

His painting later evolved towards Synthetism in which neither form nor color predominate but each has an equal role.

In , after having visited Panama , Gauguin spent the time from June to November near Saint Pierre on the Caribbean island of Martinique , accompanied by his friend the artist Charles Laval.

His thoughts and experiences during this time are recorded in his letters to his wife Mette and his artist friend Emile Schuffenecker.

At the time France had a policy of repatriation where if a citizen became broke or stranded on a French colony, the state would pay for the boat ride back.

Upon leaving Panama, protected by the repatriation policy, Gauguin and Laval decided to get off the boat at the Martinique port of St Pierre.

Scholars disagree on whether Gauguin intentionally or spontaneously decided to stay on the island. At first, the 'negro hut' in which they lived suited him, and he enjoyed watching people in their daily activities.

Gauguin also suffered dysentery and marsh fever. While in Martinique, he produced between 10 and 20 works 12 being the most common estimate , traveled widely and apparently came into contact with a small community of Indian immigrants; a contact that would later influence his art through the incorporation of Indian symbols.

During his stay, the writer Lafcadio Hearn was also on the island. Gauguin finished 11 known paintings during his stay in Martinique, many of which seem to be derived from his hut.

His letters to Schuffenecker express an excitement about the exotic location and natives represented in his paintings. Gauguin asserted that four of his paintings on the island were better than the rest.

Even though his time on the island was short, it surely was influential. He recycled some of his figures and sketches in later paintings, like the motif in Among the Mangoes [57] which is replicated on his fans.

Rural and indigenous populations remained a popular subject in Gauguin's work after he left the island. Huttes sous les arbres, , Private collection , Washington.

Theo purchased three of Gauguin's paintings for francs and arranged to have them hung at Goupil's, thus introducing Gauguin to wealthy clients.

This arrangement with Goupil's continued past Theo's death in At the same time, Vincent and Gauguin became close friends on Vincent's part it amounted to something akin to adulation and they corresponded together on art, a correspondence that was instrumental in Gauguin formulating his philosophy of art.

Gauguin's relationship with Vincent proved fraught. Their relationship deteriorated and eventually Gauguin decided to leave. On the evening of 23 December , according to a much later account of Gauguin's, Vincent confronted Gauguin with a straight razor.

Later the same evening, he cut off his own left ear. He wrapped the severed tissue in newspaper and handed it to a woman who worked at a brothel Gauguin and Vincent had both visited, and asked her to "keep this object carefully, in remembrance of me".

Vincent was hospitalized the following day and Gauguin left Arles. Gauguin later claimed to have been instrumental in influencing Vincent van Gogh's development as a painter at Arles.

While Vincent did briefly experiment with Gauguin's theory of "painting from the imagination" in paintings such as Memory of the Garden at Etten , it did not suit him and he quickly returned to painting from nature.

In addition to being one of his earliest supporters, including buying Gauguin's work and persuading dealer Paul Durand-Ruel to do the same, there was never a public support for Gauguin more unwavering than from Degas.

Gauguin's Durand-Ruel exhibition in November , which Degas chiefly organized, received mixed reviews. By , Gauguin had conceived the project of making Tahiti his next artistic destination.

He spent the first three months in Papeete , the capital of the colony and already much influenced by French and European culture. His biographer Belinda Thomson observes that he must have been disappointed in his vision of a primitive idyll.

He was unable to afford the pleasure-seeking life-style in Papeete, and an early attempt at a portrait, Suzanne Bambridge , was not well liked. Many of his finest paintings date from this period.

His first portrait of a Tahitian model is thought to be Vahine no te tiare Woman with a Flower. The painting is notable for the care with which it delineates Polynesian features.

He sent the painting to his patron George-Daniel de Monfreid , a friend of Schuffenecker, who was to become Gauguin's devoted champion in Tahiti.

By late summer this painting was being displayed at Goupil's gallery in Paris. He was fascinated by the accounts of Arioi society and their god 'Oro.

Because these accounts contained no illustrations and the Tahitian models were in any case long disappeared, he could give free rein to his imagination.

He executed some twenty paintings and a dozen woodcarvings over the next year. In all, Gauguin sent nine of his paintings to Monfreid in Paris.

These were eventually exhibited in Copenhagen in a joint exhibition with the late Vincent van Gogh. Reports that they had been well received though in fact only two of the Tahitian paintings were sold and his earlier paintings were unfavourably compared with van Gogh's were sufficiently encouraging for Gauguin to contemplate returning with some seventy others he had completed.

In addition he had some health problems diagnosed as heart problems by the local doctor, which Mathews suggests may have been the early signs of cardiovascular syphilis.

Modern critics have suggested that the contents of the book were in part fantasized and plagiarized. This was Teha'amana , called Tehura in the travelogue, who was pregnant by him by the end of summer Page from Gauguin's notebook date unknown , Ancien Culte Mahorie.

In August , Gauguin returned to France, where he continued to execute paintings on Tahitian subjects such as Mahana no atua Day of the God and Nave nave moe Sacred spring, sweet dreams.

Despite the moderate success of his November exhibition, he subsequently lost Durand-Ruel's patronage in circumstances that are not clear.

Mathews characterises this as a tragedy for Gauguin's career. Amongst other things he lost the chance of an introduction to the American market.

He returned to Pont-Aven for the summer. The dealer Ambroise Vollard , however, showed his paintings at his gallery in March , but they unfortunately did not come to terms at that date.

By this time it had become clear that he and his wife Mette were irrevocably separated. Although there had been hopes of a reconciliation, they had quickly quarrelled over money matters and neither visited the other.

Gauguin initially refused to share any part of a 13,franc inheritance from his uncle Isidore which he had come into shortly after returning. Mette was eventually gifted 1, francs, but she was outraged and from that point on kept in contact with him only through Schuffenecker—doubly galling for Gauguin, as his friend thus knew the true extent of his betrayal.

By mid attempts to raise funds for Gauguin's return to Tahiti had failed, and he began accepting charity from friends. Nave nave moe Sacred spring, sweet dreams , , Hermitage Museum.

Annah the Javanese , , Private collection []. Gauguin set out for Tahiti again on 28 June His return is characterised by Thomson as an essentially negative one, his disillusionment with the Paris art scene compounded by two attacks on him in the same issue of Mercure de France ; [] [] one by Emile Bernard , the other by Camille Mauclair.

Mathews remarks that his isolation in Paris had become so bitter that he had no choice but to try to reclaim his place in Tahiti society.

He arrived in September and was to spend the next six years living, for the most part, an apparently comfortable life as an artist- colon near, or at times in, Papeete.

During this time he was able to support himself with an increasingly steady stream of sales and the support of friends and well-wishers, though there was a period of time — when he felt compelled to take a desk job in Papeete, of which there is not much record.

He built a spacious reed and thatch house at Puna'auia in an affluent area ten miles east of Papeete, settled by wealthy families, in which he installed a large studio, sparing no expense.

Jules Agostini, an acquaintance of Gauguin's and an accomplished amateur photographer, photographed the house in He maintained a horse and trap , so was in a position to travel daily to Papeete to participate in the social life of the colony should he wish.

He subscribed to the Mercure de France indeed was a shareholder , by then France's foremost critical journal, and kept up an active correspondence with fellow artists, dealers, critics, and patrons in Paris.

The paper under his editorship was noted for its scurrilous attacks on the governor and officialdom in general, but was not in fact a champion of native causes, although perceived as such nevertheless.

For the first year at least he produced no paintings, informing Monfreid that he proposed henceforth to concentrate on sculpture.

Few of his wooden carvings from this period survive, most of them collected by Monfreid. Thomson cites Oyez Hui Iesu Christ on the Cross , a wooden cylinder half a metre 20" tall featuring a curious hybrid of religious motifs.

The cylinder may have been inspired by similar symbolic carvings in Brittany, such as at Pleumeur-Bodou , where ancient menhirs have been Christianised by local craftsmen.

Thomson observes a progression in complexity. In these paintings, Gauguin was addressing an audience amongst his fellow colonists in Papeete, not his former avant-garde audience in Paris.

His health took a decided turn for the worse and he was hospitalised several times for a variety of ailments. While he was in France, he had his ankle shattered in a drunken brawl on a seaside visit to Concarneau.

Now painful and debilitating sores that restricted his movement were erupting up and down his legs. These were treated with arsenic.

Gauguin blamed the tropical climate and described the sores as "eczema", but his biographers agree this must have been the progress of syphilis.

In April he received word that his favorite daughter Aline had died from pneumonia. This was also the month he learned he had to vacate his house because its land had been sold.

He took out a bank loan to build a much more extravagant wooden house with beautiful views of the mountains and sea.

But he overextended himself in so doing, and by the end of the year faced the real prospect of his bank foreclosing on him.

What Are We? Where Are We Going? Where do we come from? Georges Chaudet, Gauguin's Paris dealer, died in the fall of Vollard had been buying Gauguin's paintings through Chaudet and now made an agreement with Gauguin directly.

There were some initial problems on both sides, but Gauguin was finally able to realise his long cherished plan of resettling in the Marquesas Islands in search of a yet more primitive society.

He spent his final months in Tahiti living in considerable comfort, as attested by the liberality with which he entertained his friends at that time.

Gauguin was unable to continue his work in ceramics in the islands for the simple reason that suitable clay was not available. Gauguin's female partner during all this time was Pahura Pau'ura a Tai, the daughter of neighbours in Puna'auia.

Pau'ura was fourteen and a half when he took her in. The other, a boy, she raised herself. His descendants still inhabited Tahiti at the time of Mathews' biography.

Pahura refused to accompany Gauguin to the Marquesas away from her family in Puna'auia earlier she had left him when he took work in Papeete just 10 miles away.

Eve The Nightmare , —, monotype, J. Paul Getty Museum. Gauguin had nurtured his plan of settling in the Marquesas ever since seeing a collection of intricately carved Marquesan bowls and weapons in Papeete during his first months in Tahiti.

Of all the Pacific island groups, the Marquesas were the most affected by the import of Western diseases especially tuberculosis.

French colonial rule was enforced by a gendarmerie noted for its malevolence and stupidity, while traders, both western and Chinese, exploited the natives appallingly.

Gauguin settled in Atuona on the island of Hiva-Oa , arriving 16 September There was a military doctor but no hospital. The doctor was relocated to Papeete the following February and thereafter Gauguin had to rely on the island's two health care workers, the Vietnamese exile Nguyen Van Cam Ky Dong , who had settled on the island but had no formal medical training, and the Protestant pastor Paul Vernier, who had studied medicine in addition to theology.

He bought a plot of land in the center of the town from the Catholic mission, having first ingratiated himself with the local bishop by attending mass regularly.

This bishop was Monseigneur Joseph Martin, initially well disposed to Gauguin because he was aware that Gauguin had sided with the Catholic party in Tahiti in his journalism.

Gauguin built a two-floor house on his plot, sturdy enough to survive a later cyclone which washed away most other dwellings in the town.

He was helped in the task by the two best Marquesan carpenters on the island, one of them called Tioka, tattooed from head to toe in the traditional Marquesan way a tradition suppressed by the missionaries.

Tioka was a deacon in Vernier's congregation and became Gauguin's neighbour after the cyclone when Gauguin gifted him a corner of his plot.

The ground floor was open-air and used for dining and living, while the top floor was used for sleeping and as his studio.

The door to the top floor was decorated with a polychrome wood-carved lintel and jambs that still survive in museums. The lintel named the house as Maison du Jouir i.

House of Pleasure , while the jambs echoed his earlier wood-carving Soyez amoureuses vous serez heureuses i.

The walls were decorated with, amongst other things, his prized collection of forty-five pornographic photographs he had purchased in Port Said on his way out from France.

In the early days at least, until Gauguin found a vahine , the house drew appreciative crowds in the evenings from the natives, who came to stare at the pictures and party half the night away.

Together they represented a very public attack on the hypocrisy of the church in sexual matters. State funding for the missionary schools had ceased as a result of the Associations Bill promulgated throughout the French empire.

This led to numerous teenage daughters being withdrawn from the schools Gauguin called this process "rescuing". He took as vahine one such girl, Vaeoho also called Marie-Rose , the fourteen-year-old daughter of a native couple who lived in an adjoining valley six miles distant.

By November he had settled into his new home with Vaeoho, a cook Kahui , two other servants nephews of Tioka , his dog, Pegau a play on his initials PG , and a cat.

The house itself, although in the center of the town, was set amongst trees and secluded from view. The partying ceased and he began a period of productive work, sending twenty canvases to Vollard the following April.

I think in the Marquesas, where it is easy to find models a thing that is growing more and more difficult in Tahiti , and with new country to explore — with new and more savage subject matter in brief — that I shall do beautiful things.

Here my imagination has begun to cool, and then, too, the public has grown so used to Tahiti. The world is so stupid that if one shows it canvases containing new and terrible elements, Tahiti will become comprehensible and charming.

My Brittany pictures are now rose-water because of Tahiti; Tahiti will become eau de Cologne because of the Marquesas.

In fact his Marquesas work for the most part can only be distinguished from his Tahiti work by experts or by their dates, [] paintings such as Two Women remaining uncertain in their location.

Thus, in the second of two versions of Cavaliers sur la Plage Riders on the Beach , gathering clouds and foamy breakers suggest an impending storm while the two distant figures on grey horses echo similar figures in other paintings that are taken to symbolise death.

Gauguin chose to paint landscapes, still lifes, and figure studies at this time, with an eye to Vollard's clientele, avoiding the primitive and lost paradise themes of his Tahiti paintings.

The model for Jeune fille was the red-headed Tohotaua, the daughter of a chieftain on a neighbouring island.

The portrait appears to have been taken from a photograph that Vernier later sent to Vollard. The model for Le sorcier may have been Haapuani, an accomplished dancer as well as a feared magician, who was a close friend of Gauguin's and, according to Danielsson, married to Tohotau.

The left figure is Jacob Meyer de Haan , a painter friend of Gauguin's from their Pont-Aven days who had died a few years previously, while the middle figure is again androgynous, identified by some as Haapuani.

The Buddha-like pose and the lotus blossoms suggests to Elizabeth Childs that the picture is a meditation on the perpetual cycle of life and the possibility of rebirth.

Charlier was an amateur painter who had been befriended by Gauguin when he first arrived as magistrate at Papeete in Gauguin responded in April by refusing to pay his taxes and encouraging the settlers, traders and planters, to do likewise.

At around the same time, Gauguin's health began to deteriorate again, revisited by the same familiar constellation of symptoms involving pain in the legs, heart palpitations, and general debility.

The pain in his injured ankle grew insupportable and in July he was obliged to order a trap from Papeete so that he could get about town. However he was sufficiently concerned by the habit he was developing to turn his syringe set over to a neighbour, relying instead on laudanum.

Eine große Gauguin-Ausstellung ist derzeit in London zu sehen. Sie zeigt vor allem Porträts junger Frauen aus Tahiti und versucht, die. Juni , zwei Tage nach Gauguins Geburtstag, schiffte Gauguin sich nach Tahiti ein. Dort angekommen, musste er feststellen, dass die Realität mit seinen.

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Was this review helpful to you? Auf Tahiti fühlte Gauguin sich zunehmend unwohl. Die Insel schien ihm zu sehr europäisch beeinflusst, das Leben dort zu teuer geworden, auch suchte er nach neuen Eindrücken und Anregungen für seine Malerei.

Auf Hiva Oa errichtete Gauguin wiederum eine Hütte. Sie brachte, nachdem sie sich von ihm getrennt hatte, eine Tochter von ihm, Tahiatikaomata, zur Welt.

Gauguin setzte sich erneut für die Rechte und Interessen der einheimischen Bevölkerung ein und griff die katholische Kirche scharf an.

Sein provozierendes und verletzendes Verhalten brachte ihn bald wieder in Konflikt mit der Obrigkeit. Gauguin war mittlerweile bettlägerig geworden und bekämpfte seine Schmerzen mit Morphin.

Bevor er weitere rechtliche Schritte unternehmen konnte, starb er jährig am 8. Mai Er ist auf Hiva Oa begraben.

Bevor er seinen eigenen Weg fand, orientierte Gauguins Malerei sich an Vorbildern, die seine Umgebung ihm bot. Er malte im Stil des Impressionismus, der damals fortschrittlichsten Malweise, der auch seine Malerfreunde und sein Lehrer Camille Pissarro verpflichtet waren.

Seine Gemälde dieser Zeit weisen die charakteristischen Merkmale dieses Stiles auf, beispielsweise das Verschwimmen der Formen und die Technik, unterschiedliche reine Farben mit vielen kleinen Pinselstrichen dicht nebeneinander zu setzen, sodass sie dem Betrachter erst aus einer gewissen Entfernung als Mischfarben erscheinen.

Sein bevorzugtes Thema war, wie bei vielen Impressionisten, die Landschaft; das einzige Aktbild, das Gauguin in dieser Zeit malte, Suzanne nähend , lässt als Vorbild den von ihm bewunderten Maler Edgar Degas erkennen.

Anfang war dieser Prozess abgeschlossen. Gauguin hatte nun seine eigene Bildsprache gefunden, die er, vielfältig variiert, bis ans Ende seines Lebens beibehielt.

In der Literatur wird dieser Stil mal als Nachimpressionismus, dann wieder als Synthetismus, auch als Symbolismus oder Primitivismus bezeichnet.

Unabhängig von solchen Einordnungen kann grundsätzlich gesagt werden, dass es Gauguins Anliegen war, in seiner Malerei zu einfachen, ursprünglichen Gestaltungen zurückzukehren.

Gauguin wandte sich von dem in der Malerei seit Jahrhunderten angestrebten Ziel ab, eine Illusion der Realität zu schaffen.

Seine Bilder sollten nicht die sichtbare Wirklichkeit wiedergeben, sondern Ausdruck von Gefühlen und Gedanken sein dies ist die Grundidee des Synthetismus und des Symbolismus; Gauguin bezeichnete sich selbst als Synthetisten und Symbolisten.

Er verdeutlichte sein Bestreben in einem Brief an den Freund Schuffenecker vom Das Kunstwerk ist eine Abstraktion.

Ziehen Sie es aus der Natur heraus, indem Sie vor ihr nachsinnen und träumen. Er verwischte die Formen nicht mehr, wie noch in seiner impressionistischen Phase, sondern grenzte sie in ihrer unterschiedlichen Farbigkeit klar voneinander ab.

Häufig betont eine dunklere Umrandungslinie die Formen zusätzlich Cloisonismus. Auch die Vielfalt der Farben, die in der Natur durch die Wirkung von Licht und Schatten entsteht, vereinfachte Gauguin, indem er sie zu einheitlichen Flächen zusammenfasste.

Dabei orientiert sich die Farbigkeit im Gemälde nicht unbedingt am natürlichen Aussehen der dargestellten Gegenstände.

Während Gauguin die Modellierung der Körper durch Körperschatten stark reduzierte, verzichtete er meist völlig auf Schlagschatten , um die Geschlossenheit der Komposition nicht zu stören.

Selbst unter tropischer Sonne präsentieren sich Gauguins Personen und Dinge deshalb schattenlos. Ebenso setzte er sich im Interesse der Bildkomposition über die Regeln der Perspektive hinweg.

Am rechten Bildrand ist das Bein eines Pferdes zu sehen, das — perspektivische Richtigkeit vorausgesetzt — riesig sein müsste.

Du bist eifersüchtig? Er tat dabei aber nie den Schritt zur völligen Abstraktion; diese Bildbereiche lassen immer auch Assoziationen zu realen Dingen Wasser, Strand zu.

Gauguins Malerei war offen für Einflüsse aus unterschiedlichsten Richtungen — aus zeitgenössischen Gemälden, vor allem aber auch aus der Kunst untergegangener oder exotischer Kulturen.

Hin und wieder übernahm er fremde Bildlösungen direkt in seine eigenen Werke; als Vorlage diente ihm in solchen Fällen seine umfangreiche Sammlung an Reproduktionen von Kunstwerken und Kunstpostkarten, die er auch auf seinen Reisen in die Südsee mitnahm.

Die wie aufgereiht sitzenden, streng im Profil wiedergegebenen Frauen in Der Markt dagegen haben ihr Vorbild in altägyptischen Grabmalereien vgl.

Maler der Grabkammer des Nefferronpet: Damen bei einem Gastmahl. Maler der Grabkammer des Nefferronpet: Damen bei einem Gastmahl um — v. Gauguins Streben nach einem einfachen, ursprünglichen und unverbildeten Leben spiegelt sich in seiner Motivwahl wider.

Er bevorzugte die ländliche Bretagne, ihre Landschaft und ihre Menschen, später die von ihm als ursprünglich empfundene Welt der Tropen.

Am bekanntesten ist Gauguin für seine Gemälde mit Motiven der Südsee. Obwohl oft leicht- oder unbekleidet, wirken diese Frauengestalten nicht eigentlich verführerisch.

Hier spiegelt sich Gauguins Vorstellung vom paradiesischen Urzustand, dem Nacktheit und Sexualität selbstverständlich sind. Sicherlich war es dabei sein Anliegen, der von ihm heftig bekämpften Amtskirche das Bild eines reinen, unverdorbenen Christentums entgegenzuhalten.

Er wandte sich damit erstmals den Kunstwerken anderer Kulturen zu, die ihn später so stark beeinflussen sollten. Während seiner Aufenthalte in der Südsee wandte Gauguin sich der Holzschnitzerei zu.

Es entstanden Holzreliefs und Skulpturen, in denen Elemente der dortigen Schnitzkunst aufgegriffen sind.

Schon bald nach Gauguins Tod begannen sich — zunächst vereinzelte — Sammler für sein Werk zu interessieren. Lag der Preis Ende der er Jahre noch bei bescheidenen bis Francs , betrug er bereits Francs und stieg unaufhaltsam weiter.

Heute zählt Gauguin zu den am höchsten gehandelten Künstlern. Sie übernahmen von ihm die Prinzipien Synthetismus, die Flächigkeit und die dekorative Bildwirkung.

Henri Matisse und weitere Fauvisten orientierten sich an seinem Bildaufbau durch Farbflächen und an seiner leuchtenden Farbigkeit. Die deutsche Malerin Paula Modersohn-Becker lernte während einer ihrer Paris-Reisen Bilder von Paul Gauguin kennen [9] und übernahm für einige Zeit nicht nur seine leuchtende Farbigkeit, sondern auch tropisch anmutende Motive in ihr eigenes Werk.

Wenige Jahre später, Gauguins Gemälde waren inzwischen — vor allem durch den Sammler Karl Ernst Osthaus — in Deutschland bekannt geworden, erhielten die deutschen Expressionisten durch ihn wichtige Impulse.

Da Gauguins abenteuerliches Leben in weiten Teilen einem Romanstoff glich, blieben belletristische Bearbeitungen nicht aus.

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