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Explore the captivating life and art of Paul Gauguin, one of the most influential artists of the late 19th century. This comprehensive guide, authored by Belinda Thomson, delves deep into Gauguin's artistic journey, highlighting his rich legacy in painting, sculpture, prints, and ceramics. Through a blend of vivid narratives and thorough research, discover how Gauguin's self-imposed exile to a remote South Sea island shaped his creative vision and contributed to his international fame. This insightful account not only explores his artistic achievements but also sheds light on the turbulent relationships and dramatic events that defined his life. Updated with over thirty years of scholarship, this book serves as the best introduction to the complex world of Gauguin, revealing his beliefs, aspirations, and the extensive impact he had on the art world. Whether you are an art lover, a student of art history, or just curious about Gauguin's contributions, this book is a must-have for understanding the intricate tapestry of his life and work.