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JEB8567050 Photo Album. N11 ROAD. Editions M.DIn the intimacy of illustrious characters. Paul Gauguin in 1888. 1848-1903Painter

XIR36826 Drawing by Paul Gauguin and Claude Pissarro

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COU6334630 Archibald Standish Hartrick (1864-1950)Purchased, 2020

COU3502618 Mette-Sophie Gad (1850–1920) wife of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903).

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XLA3763716 Portrait of Stéphane (Étienne) Mallarmé by Paul Gauguin. The raven over the sitter's head may allude to his translation of Edgar Allen Poe 's The Raven. SM: French critic and symbolist poet. 18 March 1842-9 September 1898. PG: French Post-Impressionist artist. 7 June 1848-8 May 1903. Musica viva loose

COU621476 Mette-Sophie Gad (1850–1920) wife of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903).

XOS3366987 By Eugene Carriere

GIA4762377 Paul Gauguin “” Te Faruru””” (they make love). Xylography of the Tahitian period by Paul Gauguin (1848 - 1903). 1891 - 1897.

TAD1749891 Paul Serusier (1865 1927) : sketchs (Paul Gauguin top on l)

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LRI884145 Clovis Gauguin (1879-1900).

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ELD884142 Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin (7 June 1848 – 8 May 1903) was a French Post-Impressionist artist.

TAD1742858 Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) French painter in 1873

PVD1684763 self-portrait dedicated to Carriere

CH4969 by Paul Gauguin

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XIR275456 painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903)

PVD1680409 Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) french painter here in Copenhague in march 1891 with a breton cardigan, with his children Emil and Aline before going in Tahiti

COU6356575 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356590 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356583 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356595 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.22.1x 17.1 cm (monotype)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356607 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20x17.1 cm (monotype)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356579 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356580 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2028

COU6356613 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.27.3x14.4 cmAccepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356603 Inscription: upper centre, black ink, dedication by the artist: À monsieur Fontainas tout ceci, tout celà: / mû par un sentiment inconscient né dans lisolement / et la sauvagerie. / Raconté dun Bébé méchant mais réfléchi quelquefois; / amoureux du beau pourtant. / Un beau personnel, le seul humain. / Paul Gauguin.28.7x20.8 cm (page)28.7x20.3 cm (dedication sheet)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356612 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.22.2x17 cm (monotype)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356578 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356587 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356617 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.16.9x22.1 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

XIR897756 Note: signed and dated towards the middle left 'P. Gauguin, 86'. Portrait of the daughter of a Breton innkeeper from Pouldu nicknamed Marie 'Lagadu' (Marie with the black eyes). This work was acquired by the Musée Maurice Denis in 1984 (previously in the Anbroise Vollard Collection then Josefowitz at Lausanne.

COU6356574 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356619 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356615 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2022

COU6356602 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29.6x 21.7 cm (closed)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356586 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356592 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20.2x12.7 cm (monotype)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356598 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.12.7x20.2 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356576 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356582 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356585 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356588 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356606 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.22.1x17 cm (monotype)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356581 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356611 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356589 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.22.2x15.5 cm (monotype)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356600 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20.1x12.7 cm (monotype - oriented horizontally as laid down on album page)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356596 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.17x22 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356614 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.22.1x17 cm (monotype)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

JLJ4664604 Portrait of Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Painting by Odilon Redon (1840-1916), 1903. Oil on canvas. Dim: 0.66 x 0.54m. Paris, Musee d'Orsay

COU6356591 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.171.x22.3 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356618 Autograph manuscript for Gauguin's last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguin's life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artist's death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.17 x22 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

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COU6356584 Autograph manuscript for Gauguin's last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguin's life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artist's death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356605 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356593 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20.2x16 cm (monotype - irregular shape)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356599 Utagawa Kunisada (1786 - 1864)Yokogawa TakejiroTsutaya KichizoPaul Gauguin, collector (1848 - 1903)Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.28.7x20.5 cm (woodblock print - extends into gutter)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356616 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20.2x15.7 cm (drawing sheet)29x20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356601 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.20.1x12.7 cm (monotype)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356604 Utagawa Kunisada, designer (1786 - 1864)Moriya Jihei, publisherFuji, woodblock carverPaul Gauguin, collector (1848 - 1903)Inscription:printed upper left, black ink in multicoloured cartouche: 'A Comparison of Flowers at Night in the Cherry Blossom District' ('Hana kurabe kuruwa yo sakura')27.6 x23.9 cm (woodblock)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

IMA1559149 Paul Gauguin (1848-1903); French189410 3/4 x 16 7/8 in.Tools and Equipmentetched zinc

JLJ4572457 When are you getting married? (Nafea faa ipoipo) Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) 1892, 101 × 77 cm, Bale Art Museum - “” Nafea Faa Ipoipo””: When will you marry? Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) 1892, 101 × 77 cm, Kunstmuseum Basel

JLJ4591324 Sunflowers in an armchair Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) 1901 Saint Petersburg. Hermitage Museum

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JLJ4680400 Nave nave mahana (Delicious Days). Tahitian women in a garden. Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) 1896 Sun. 0,94 x 1,3 m Lyon, musee des Beaux Arts - Nave Nave Mahana also known as “” Delicious Day””. A group of Tahitian women in a garden. Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), 1896. 0.94 x 1.3 m. Fine Arts Museum, Lyon, France

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COU6356597 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.17x 21.9 cm (monotype -oriented horizontally on the album page)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

COU6356608 Utagawa Kunisada, designer (1786 - 1864)Maruya Seijiro, publisherPaul Gauguin, collector (1848 - 1903)Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.28.1x20.6 cm (woodblock print - extends into gutter)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

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COU6356594 Autograph manuscript for Gauguins last literary work, Avant et après, Atuana, Marquesas Islands, January- February 1903. Handwritten hardcover notebook. Avant et après is the last major manuscript by Paul Gauguin. Part-memoir and part-manifesto, the 213-page manuscript reveals important insights into Gauguins life, relationships and thoughts, and includes numerous drawings and prints by the artist. It was written in 1903, the year of the artists death, at his home on the Marquesas island of Hiva Ova, French Polynesia. In addition to anecdotes about his friendships and opinions on the work of Degas, Pissarro, Signac and Cézanne, a key section in the manuscript reflects on the period that Gauguin stayed with Vincent van Gogh in Arles. Gauguin describes the incident in which Van Gogh severed his own ear after a violent quarrel with his fellow artist, a passage that was long regarded as the primary source of information about that fateful and infamous event.23.8x 19.4 cm (monotype - with left edge folded over)29x 20.7 cm (album page - approx.)Accepted in lieu of Estate Duty by HM Government and allocated to The Courtauld, 2020

CH2646435 Painting by Paul Gauguin

JLJ4572428 Tahitian bathers bathing. Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) 1897 Sun. 0,6x0,93 m Washington. National Gallery Of Art

IMA1562492 Paul Gauguin (1848-1903); French187532 x 39 3/16 in.Visual Works: Paintingsoil on canvas

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LSE4083119 Portrait de Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) peintre francais post impressionniste, vers 1888.

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JLJ4677993 Landscape Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). 19th century Sun. 0.65 x 0.5 m Paris. Musee Picasso

JLJ4577034 The Pork Guardian in Brittany in 1888 - Painting by Paul Gauguin (1848-1903), 1888 - Oil On Canvas - Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Museum of Art