GauguinThe above Video: the Case for Peter Teekamp and Michelle Moshay being the reincarnations of Paul and Mette Gauguin.
Gauguin - Breton Boys Bathing
Gauguin - Boys Wrestling
Gauguin - Boy Bather
Gauguin - Bathers
Gauguin - Breton Boy
Gauguin - Breton Boy in a Landscape
Gauguin - Breton Boy by the Aven River
Gauguin - Boy by the Water
Gauguin - Bananas (Gauguin was keen on symbolism)
Gauguin - Man with Axe
Gauguin - MananaPaul Gauguin (1848-1903) was a Post-Impressionist painter.
His most famous quote was: "I must confess that I am myself a woman." (Paul Gauguin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
In 1873, Gauguin married a Danish woman, Mette Sophie Gad.
In the late 1880s and early 1990s, Gauguin and his followers spent time in Brittany.
His most famous quote was: "I must confess that I am myself a woman." (Paul Gauguin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
In 1873, Gauguin married a Danish woman, Mette Sophie Gad.
In the late 1880s and early 1990s, Gauguin and his followers spent time in Brittany.
Painting by Charles FiligerA close friend of Gauguin was Charles Filiger whose paintings of farm boys and Christ figures 'attests to his struggle with homosexuality and religion.' (glbtq >> arts >> Symbolists)
In Brittany, Gauguin also painted boys, often naked boys.
In 1885 Paul Gauguin separated from his wife and left his 5 children.
In Paris, in 1887, Paul Gauguin met Vincent van Gogh.
There has been speculation that Vincent felt sexually attracted towards Paul Gauguin.
Paul Gauguin is said to have flirted with Van Gogh, but to have preferred much younger men. (Paul Gauguin's erotic life - Page 3 - Salon.com)
By 1888, Gauguin and Vincent were living in Arles, in the South of France.
The same year, Vincent's friendship with Paul Gauguin came to a sudden end, and Vincent cut off part of his left ear.
In 1891, Gauguin sailed to the tropics (Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands) to escape "everything that is artificial and conventional."
In Paris, in 1887, Paul Gauguin met Vincent van Gogh.
There has been speculation that Vincent felt sexually attracted towards Paul Gauguin.
Paul Gauguin is said to have flirted with Van Gogh, but to have preferred much younger men. (Paul Gauguin's erotic life - Page 3 - Salon.com)
By 1888, Gauguin and Vincent were living in Arles, in the South of France.
The same year, Vincent's friendship with Paul Gauguin came to a sudden end, and Vincent cut off part of his left ear.
In 1891, Gauguin sailed to the tropics (Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands) to escape "everything that is artificial and conventional."
In 1903, "due to a problem with the church and the government", he was sentenced to three months in prison, and charged a fine. At that time he was being supported by the art dealer Ambroise Vollard[4] He died of syphilis before he could start the prison sentence. His body had been weakened by alcohol and a dissipated life. He was 54 years old.
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