To many, Paul Gauguin was a sensitive bohemian who found artistic awakening on a voyage to the South Seas. To others, he was a crooked cad selling tropical dreams to a clueless audience back in France. But how did Gauguin see other people? The National Gallery presents the first ever exhibition dedicated to his portraits—50 of them. —E.C.
The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Gauguin Portraits
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