The Life and Work of Artist, Paul Gauguin

The artist's life and work, Paul Gauguin Somerset Moon's moon and Six pence are about a man who gave up his good life, including his wife and two children, Charles Strickland, and a safe work. I seek life as a painter. The role of Charles Strickland and the events of his life are based on the real painter Paul Gauguin loose. I found that the events in Strickland's life were so nervous that I needed to know more about the real people Strickland was based on.

Paul Gauguin thinks he has a very interesting life and I think he is one of the best artists of his time. He was living a very active life, but he used pictures to express and record his emotions. In the following paragraphs, I will explain the life of Gauguin and give my opinion on his life and his work. Gauguin was born in Paris on June 7, 1848. He is considered to be one of the leading painters of the posthuman era. In 1849, the political activities of the reporter's father exiled the Gauguin family and headed for Peru. His father passed away while traveling to France. Gauguin's mother, the descendants of Peru, mainly of her mother, moved with Lima, a great uncle and his family. Gauguin joined the French merchant vessel navy at the age of 17 and traveled all over the world for six years.

Back then, Gauguin lived in Paris' 9th arrondissement. There are many cafes where French main artists visit frequently. The most influential for Gauguin is the Impressionist painter Camille Pizarro, 40 years old. They build friendship and Gauguin will draw a picture at Pizarro's house on Sunday afternoon, it is very informal. For over 10 years, Gauguin has emulated Pissarro 's soft fluffy impressionist style with an eclectic color brush stroke. Then in 1887, Gauguin met a foreign artist Vincent van Gogh