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Van Gogh in Arles
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Look how Gaugin treated his own wife and children! Then there were the very young girls on the islands...............not a nice man. Personally I don't think he was much of a painter either but that's another can of worms!
I'll have a look at that book Sarah, thanks. If you haven't read the Murphy book I really recommend it, much of it is about the same period.
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Gauguin WAS a good painter - you might not like his hard-edged, highly coloured Tahitian work, but he was capable of more conventional techniques. As a human being, he was a horror.... and probably the last "friend" poor van Gogh needed in his life.
These days, Gauguin would be lucky to avoid prison - maybe if he'd gone there he wouldn't have contracted the syphilis that helped to do him in...
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