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 LEARNING FROM THE OTHER: GAUGUIN & THE EXOTIC

 

 

 

 

1            Barack Obama: Change We Can Believe In, 2008 (anonymous)

2            Tibor Kalman, Black Queen Elizabeth, , Colors Magazine, No. 4 ‘Race’, 1993

3            Anonymous, Lynching, Southern USA, 1889

4            Anonymous, Lynching, August 9th, 1930, Marion, Indiana, USA

5            Travels Through Ancient Lands, Jules Verne Voyages catalogue, 2005-6

6            Martin Parr, Golden Temple, Kyoto, Japan, 1994

7            Martin Parr,The Sphinx, Giza, Egypt,1994

8            Tourists with posed Amerindian couple, 1982, National Geographical Magazine, ‘Paraguay, Paradox of South America’           

9            The Kwakiuto family on display at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893

10            Poster advertising the film Latuko, 1950

11            William Thomas, Mrs Lewis Waller with a Kaffir ‘boy’, 1903

12            Anonymous, ‘Strange Encounters’,  n.d.

13            Anonymous, Henry Morton Stanley and Kukulu, c.1872

14             Yinka Shonibare, Untitled, from the ‘Effnik’ series, 1997

15            David Barry, Red Fish, c. 1885

16            John Lamprey, Malayan Male, Anthropometric Study, c.1868-9

17            Anonymous, Man from South Australia, Imperial College Archive (Thomas Huxley for Colonial Office)

18            John Davis, Samoan Princess, Falare, Apia, c. 1895

19            Alphonse-Etienne Dinet, Sur Les Terraces, Claire de Lune, Laghouat, 1898

20            Jules-Jean-Antoine Lecompte de Noüy, The White Slave, 1888

21            Lawrence Alma Tadema, In the Tepidarium, 1881

22            Steven Melsel (photographer) with Jessica Diehl, stylist, Kate Winslet, Vanity Fair, December 2008

23            Albert, L’Agérie pittoresque, c.1900

24            Wilhelm von Gloeden, Nude Sicilian Youths, c.1885

25             Paul Gauguin, Two Tahitian Women with Mango Flowers, 1899

26            Paul Gauguin, Poplars, 1883

27            Paul Gauguin, Garden in the Rue Carcel, c. 1882

28            Paul Gauguin, The Breton Shepherdess, 1886

29            Paul Gauguin, Vase decorated with scenes of Brittany, 1887

30            Paul Gauguin, Martinique Landscape, 1887

31            Paul Gauguin, Breton Girls Dancing, 1888

32            Postcard, Breton Women, c.1900

33            Pascal Dagnan-Bourveret, Le Pardon en Bretagne, 1886

34            Paul Gauguin, Vision After The Sermon, 1888

35            Paul Gauguin, Still Life with Japanese Print, 1889

36            Paul Sérusier, The Talisman, 1888

37            Paul Gauguin, Van Gogh Painting Sunflowers, 1888

38            Vincent Van Gogh, Wheatfield with Reaper, 1889

39            Paul Gauguin,The Yellow Christ, 1889

40            Carved Breton Crucifix

41            Photograph of Gauguin, 1891

42            Paul Gauguin, Self-Portrait with Halo, 1889

43            Paul Gauguin, Matamoe (Landscape with a Peacock), 1892

44            Paul Gauguin, Parau Api? (Women on the Beach), 1892

45            Photograph of Tohotaua, taken in Gauguin’s Maison de Jouir

46            Paul Gauguin, from Noa Noa, 1902? (Two studies after Delacroix, a Japanese print, and Jesus Meeting Saint Veronica, by Lucas Van Der Weyden)

47            Paul Gauguin, Mask of Tehura, 1892?

48            Paul Gauguin, Manao Tupapau (The Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1892

49            Paul Gauguin, Mahano no Atua (The Day of the Gods), 1894?

50            Edvard Munch, Dance of Life, 1899-1900

51            Paul Gauguin, Oviri (Savage), 1895

52            Paul Gauguin, The Idol, 1897?

53            Paul Gauguin, Nevermore, 1897

54            Paul Gauguin, Vaïrumati, 1897

55            Paul Gauguin, Ta Matete (The Market), 1892

56            Paul Gauguin, Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?, 1897

 

‘I have tried to vindicate the right to dare anything’.

 

 

http://www.notablebiographies.com/Fi-Gi/Gauguin-Paul.html

Georges Boudaille, Paul Gauguin, Thames & Hudson, 1969