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Paul Gaugin | Wie Bist du eifersüchtig | Aha oe feii | 1892 | 66,2 cm x 89,3 cm | Puschkin Museum Moskau | Aus Wikimedia Commons, dem freien Medienarchiv | Dieses Werk ist gemeinfrei, weil seine urheberrechtliche Schutzfrist abgelaufen ist
The Haunting Mystery of Gaugin’s Masterpiece | Art Documentary | Perspective | Waldemar examines the symbolism and haunting mystery of Gaugin’s masterpiece. It amounts to a religious epic about good and evil, temptation and desire. Acclaimed British art critic and television presenter Waldemar Januszczak investigates the stories behind four internationally famous works of art from Gaugin, Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Dobson. Each episode focuses on one painting. Waldemar takes us deep into the world of the artist who created it, including popular influences, events in the artist’s life, and any hidden meanings within the works. Perspective is YouTube’s home for the arts. Come here to get your fill of great music, theatre, art and much, much more! Content licensed from DRG Rights to Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at: perspective@littledotstudios.com | YouTube
Augenschmaus | Die Mahlzeit von Paul Gauguin | „Am anderen Ende der Welt liegt Französisch-Polynesien. In diesem in leuchtende Farben getränkten Überseegebiet lebte der Maler und Südseereisende Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin. In seiner Küche im bretonischen Cancale reist Chefkoch Olivier Roellinger in Gedanken häufig in Gauguins exotische Paradiese, dessen Werk er sehr bewundert. Die Betrachtung des Bildes „“Die Mahlzeit oder Die Bananen““ – ein Gemälde, das Gauguin 1891 ganz zu Anfang seines Tahiti-Aufenthalts malte und das heute im Musée d’Orsay aufbewahrt wird – löst bei Küchenchef Roellinger stets tiefe Emotionen aus. Er beschließt, sich auf die Spuren des Künstlers zu begeben. In dem Haus in Le Pouldu, wo Gauguin lebte, findet er die authentische Bretagne des 19. Jahrhunderts. Gauguin, die Bretagne, ferne Horizonte – die Mahlzeit, die Olivier Roellinger kreiert, weist fast impressionistische Formen und Farben auf. Aromen aus der Bretagne vermischen sich mit dem Geschmack ferner Inseln wie der in Tahiti angebauten Fei-Banane. „“Zum Kochen braucht man einen freien Kopf, ein großzügiges Naturell und ein großes Herz““, sagte Gauguin. Besser hätte er diese Kunst nicht beschreiben können, meint auch Olivier Roellinger. Die Dokumentationsreihe „“Augenschmaus““ bietet kulinarische Ausflüge in die Welt der Kultur: Ausgehend von Kunstwerken, welche die typische Küche einer bestimmten Epoche in Szene setzen, analysieren Kunsthistoriker und Geschichtswissenschaftler die Gastronomie dieser Zeit. Was aßen die Menschen damals? Welche Essgewohnheiten und Rituale hatten sie? Wie sahen Besteck und Geschirr aus? Zu Wort kommen in der Sendung Olivier Roellinger, Sternekoch des Restaurants „“Le Coquillage““ in Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, Isolde Pludermacher, Kuratorin des Musée d’Orsay, der Gauguin-Biograf und Schriftsteller Jean-Luc Coatalem, der Anthropologe Christophe Serra Mallol, der Agronom Romain Borie sowie Henri Tauraa, der als Farmer auf der Bananenplantage in Papeari auf Tahiti arbeitet.“ | YouTube
Paul Gauguin | A collection of 283 paintings | LearnFromMasters | Description: „Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, the most exotic of the Post-Impressionists, was born in Paris, France. The son of a French journalist and a Peruvian woman, Gauguin spent his early childhood in Peru, attended a boarding school in France, and was a merchant seaman before becoming a stockbroker’s assistant in 1871. An occasional painter at first, Gauguin frequented the Nouvelle Athenes Café where he met Pissarro and the Impressionists, whose works he purchased. Gauguin had married in 1873, and it was not until 10 years later that he decided to give up the business world and devote himself to art. After a period in Rouen where he stayed with Pissarro, Gauguin went to Copenhagen with his Danish wife, only to leave his family forever a few months later. Gauguin was past age 35 and almost penniless, though a loan from Degas, who approved of his theories on the importance of line, permitted him to go to Pont-Aven. At Pont-Aven Gauguin and Emile Bernard would develop Synthetism, a style in which the expression of ideas and emotions are more important than naturalistic representations, and flat color areas reminiscent of Japanese woodcuts are outlined by heavy black lines in the manner of cloisonné enamels or stained-glass windows. Gauguin, abandoning his earlier Impressionism, painted in this manner and also made ceramics and wood carvings to earn money. These were decorative, finely conceived Art Nouveau pieces, with a symbolism learned from Puvis de Chavannes, whom he had also admired. In 1887, Gauguin made an unsuccessful trip to Martinique to search for a primitive way of life. He spent 1888, the year of his great Synthetist work „The Yellow Christ“, in Arles with Vincent van Gogh. This adventure ended in near tragedy, as Vincent van Gogh exhibited signs of madness. Gauguin returned shortly to Brittany before leaving for Tahiti on his constant quest for the simple life and the peace of mind he would never really find. Gauguin’s style, developed in the South, is a fusion of Oriental influences, personal symbolism, strong design, warm color, and musically rich expression that offers a spiritual image of the creative artist constantly seeking the unattainable. Gauguin remained in Tahiti until 1893, when poor health and lack of funds forced his return to Paris. He remained there until 1895, when he again settled in Tahiti. Gauguin’s stay there ended in 1901 when he became seriously ill with syphilis and in trouble with the French authorities. He moved to the Marquesas, seeking an easier and cheaper life. His health, unfortunately, deteriorated further, but he continued to paint until he died on May 8, 1903.“ | YouTube
VIDEO | FILM PAUL GAUGUIN
Gauguin In Tahiti | Search For Paradise | 1967 | documentary | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE PAUL GAUGUIN
GEBURTSJAHR | GEBURTSORT | TODESJAHR | STERBEORT
AUSBILDUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
LEHRTÄTIGKEIT PAUL GAUGUIN
MITGLIEDSCHAFTEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSZEICHNUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
SAMMLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSSTELLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
GRUPPENAUSSTELLUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
STIL
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
STICHWORTE PAUL GAUGUIN
ZITATE PAUL GAUGUIN
TEXT | BIBLIOGRAPHIE PAUL GAUGUIN
LINKS PAUL GAUGUIN
HOMEPAGE PAUL GAUGUIN
EUGÈNE HENRI PAUL GAUGUIN
Beitrag in Bearbeitung!
kunstWERKE PAUL GAUGUIN
Paul Gaugin | Wie Bist du eifersüchtig | Aha oe feii | 1892 | 66,2 cm x 89,3 cm | Puschkin Museum Moskau | Aus Wikimedia Commons, dem freien Medienarchiv | Dieses Werk ist gemeinfrei, weil seine urheberrechtliche Schutzfrist abgelaufen ist
The Haunting Mystery of Gaugin’s Masterpiece | Art Documentary | Perspective | Waldemar examines the symbolism and haunting mystery of Gaugin’s masterpiece. It amounts to a religious epic about good and evil, temptation and desire. Acclaimed British art critic and television presenter Waldemar Januszczak investigates the stories behind four internationally famous works of art from Gaugin, Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Dobson. Each episode focuses on one painting. Waldemar takes us deep into the world of the artist who created it, including popular influences, events in the artist’s life, and any hidden meanings within the works. Perspective is YouTube’s home for the arts. Come here to get your fill of great music, theatre, art and much, much more! Content licensed from DRG Rights to Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at: perspective@littledotstudios.com | YouTube
Augenschmaus | Die Mahlzeit von Paul Gauguin | „Am anderen Ende der Welt liegt Französisch-Polynesien. In diesem in leuchtende Farben getränkten Überseegebiet lebte der Maler und Südseereisende Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin. In seiner Küche im bretonischen Cancale reist Chefkoch Olivier Roellinger in Gedanken häufig in Gauguins exotische Paradiese, dessen Werk er sehr bewundert. Die Betrachtung des Bildes „“Die Mahlzeit oder Die Bananen““ – ein Gemälde, das Gauguin 1891 ganz zu Anfang seines Tahiti-Aufenthalts malte und das heute im Musée d’Orsay aufbewahrt wird – löst bei Küchenchef Roellinger stets tiefe Emotionen aus. Er beschließt, sich auf die Spuren des Künstlers zu begeben. In dem Haus in Le Pouldu, wo Gauguin lebte, findet er die authentische Bretagne des 19. Jahrhunderts. Gauguin, die Bretagne, ferne Horizonte – die Mahlzeit, die Olivier Roellinger kreiert, weist fast impressionistische Formen und Farben auf. Aromen aus der Bretagne vermischen sich mit dem Geschmack ferner Inseln wie der in Tahiti angebauten Fei-Banane. „“Zum Kochen braucht man einen freien Kopf, ein großzügiges Naturell und ein großes Herz““, sagte Gauguin. Besser hätte er diese Kunst nicht beschreiben können, meint auch Olivier Roellinger. Die Dokumentationsreihe „“Augenschmaus““ bietet kulinarische Ausflüge in die Welt der Kultur: Ausgehend von Kunstwerken, welche die typische Küche einer bestimmten Epoche in Szene setzen, analysieren Kunsthistoriker und Geschichtswissenschaftler die Gastronomie dieser Zeit. Was aßen die Menschen damals? Welche Essgewohnheiten und Rituale hatten sie? Wie sahen Besteck und Geschirr aus? Zu Wort kommen in der Sendung Olivier Roellinger, Sternekoch des Restaurants „“Le Coquillage““ in Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, Isolde Pludermacher, Kuratorin des Musée d’Orsay, der Gauguin-Biograf und Schriftsteller Jean-Luc Coatalem, der Anthropologe Christophe Serra Mallol, der Agronom Romain Borie sowie Henri Tauraa, der als Farmer auf der Bananenplantage in Papeari auf Tahiti arbeitet.“ | YouTube
Paul Gauguin | A collection of 283 paintings | LearnFromMasters | Description: „Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, the most exotic of the Post-Impressionists, was born in Paris, France. The son of a French journalist and a Peruvian woman, Gauguin spent his early childhood in Peru, attended a boarding school in France, and was a merchant seaman before becoming a stockbroker’s assistant in 1871. An occasional painter at first, Gauguin frequented the Nouvelle Athenes Café where he met Pissarro and the Impressionists, whose works he purchased. Gauguin had married in 1873, and it was not until 10 years later that he decided to give up the business world and devote himself to art. After a period in Rouen where he stayed with Pissarro, Gauguin went to Copenhagen with his Danish wife, only to leave his family forever a few months later. Gauguin was past age 35 and almost penniless, though a loan from Degas, who approved of his theories on the importance of line, permitted him to go to Pont-Aven. At Pont-Aven Gauguin and Emile Bernard would develop Synthetism, a style in which the expression of ideas and emotions are more important than naturalistic representations, and flat color areas reminiscent of Japanese woodcuts are outlined by heavy black lines in the manner of cloisonné enamels or stained-glass windows. Gauguin, abandoning his earlier Impressionism, painted in this manner and also made ceramics and wood carvings to earn money. These were decorative, finely conceived Art Nouveau pieces, with a symbolism learned from Puvis de Chavannes, whom he had also admired. In 1887, Gauguin made an unsuccessful trip to Martinique to search for a primitive way of life. He spent 1888, the year of his great Synthetist work „The Yellow Christ“, in Arles with Vincent van Gogh. This adventure ended in near tragedy, as Vincent van Gogh exhibited signs of madness. Gauguin returned shortly to Brittany before leaving for Tahiti on his constant quest for the simple life and the peace of mind he would never really find. Gauguin’s style, developed in the South, is a fusion of Oriental influences, personal symbolism, strong design, warm color, and musically rich expression that offers a spiritual image of the creative artist constantly seeking the unattainable. Gauguin remained in Tahiti until 1893, when poor health and lack of funds forced his return to Paris. He remained there until 1895, when he again settled in Tahiti. Gauguin’s stay there ended in 1901 when he became seriously ill with syphilis and in trouble with the French authorities. He moved to the Marquesas, seeking an easier and cheaper life. His health, unfortunately, deteriorated further, but he continued to paint until he died on May 8, 1903.“ | YouTube
VIDEO | FILM PAUL GAUGUIN
Gauguin In Tahiti | Search For Paradise | 1967 | documentary | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE PAUL GAUGUIN
GEBURTSJAHR | GEBURTSORT | TODESJAHR | STERBEORT
AUSBILDUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
LEHRTÄTIGKEIT PAUL GAUGUIN
MITGLIEDSCHAFTEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSZEICHNUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
SAMMLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSSTELLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
GRUPPENAUSSTELLUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
STIL
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
STICHWORTE PAUL GAUGUIN
ZITATE PAUL GAUGUIN
TEXT | BIBLIOGRAPHIE PAUL GAUGUIN
LINKS PAUL GAUGUIN
HOMEPAGE PAUL GAUGUIN
EUGÈNE HENRI PAUL GAUGUIN
Beitrag in Bearbeitung!
kunstWERKE PAUL GAUGUIN
Paul Gaugin | Wie Bist du eifersüchtig | Aha oe feii | 1892 | 66,2 cm x 89,3 cm | Puschkin Museum Moskau | Aus Wikimedia Commons, dem freien Medienarchiv | Dieses Werk ist gemeinfrei, weil seine urheberrechtliche Schutzfrist abgelaufen ist
The Haunting Mystery of Gaugin’s Masterpiece | Art Documentary | Perspective | Waldemar examines the symbolism and haunting mystery of Gaugin’s masterpiece. It amounts to a religious epic about good and evil, temptation and desire. Acclaimed British art critic and television presenter Waldemar Januszczak investigates the stories behind four internationally famous works of art from Gaugin, Van Gogh, Cezanne, and Dobson. Each episode focuses on one painting. Waldemar takes us deep into the world of the artist who created it, including popular influences, events in the artist’s life, and any hidden meanings within the works. Perspective is YouTube’s home for the arts. Come here to get your fill of great music, theatre, art and much, much more! Content licensed from DRG Rights to Little Dot Studios. Any queries, please contact us at: perspective@littledotstudios.com | YouTube
Augenschmaus | Die Mahlzeit von Paul Gauguin | „Am anderen Ende der Welt liegt Französisch-Polynesien. In diesem in leuchtende Farben getränkten Überseegebiet lebte der Maler und Südseereisende Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin. In seiner Küche im bretonischen Cancale reist Chefkoch Olivier Roellinger in Gedanken häufig in Gauguins exotische Paradiese, dessen Werk er sehr bewundert. Die Betrachtung des Bildes „“Die Mahlzeit oder Die Bananen““ – ein Gemälde, das Gauguin 1891 ganz zu Anfang seines Tahiti-Aufenthalts malte und das heute im Musée d’Orsay aufbewahrt wird – löst bei Küchenchef Roellinger stets tiefe Emotionen aus. Er beschließt, sich auf die Spuren des Künstlers zu begeben. In dem Haus in Le Pouldu, wo Gauguin lebte, findet er die authentische Bretagne des 19. Jahrhunderts. Gauguin, die Bretagne, ferne Horizonte – die Mahlzeit, die Olivier Roellinger kreiert, weist fast impressionistische Formen und Farben auf. Aromen aus der Bretagne vermischen sich mit dem Geschmack ferner Inseln wie der in Tahiti angebauten Fei-Banane. „“Zum Kochen braucht man einen freien Kopf, ein großzügiges Naturell und ein großes Herz““, sagte Gauguin. Besser hätte er diese Kunst nicht beschreiben können, meint auch Olivier Roellinger. Die Dokumentationsreihe „“Augenschmaus““ bietet kulinarische Ausflüge in die Welt der Kultur: Ausgehend von Kunstwerken, welche die typische Küche einer bestimmten Epoche in Szene setzen, analysieren Kunsthistoriker und Geschichtswissenschaftler die Gastronomie dieser Zeit. Was aßen die Menschen damals? Welche Essgewohnheiten und Rituale hatten sie? Wie sahen Besteck und Geschirr aus? Zu Wort kommen in der Sendung Olivier Roellinger, Sternekoch des Restaurants „“Le Coquillage““ in Saint-Méloir-des-Ondes, Isolde Pludermacher, Kuratorin des Musée d’Orsay, der Gauguin-Biograf und Schriftsteller Jean-Luc Coatalem, der Anthropologe Christophe Serra Mallol, der Agronom Romain Borie sowie Henri Tauraa, der als Farmer auf der Bananenplantage in Papeari auf Tahiti arbeitet.“ | YouTube
Paul Gauguin | A collection of 283 paintings | LearnFromMasters | Description: „Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin, the most exotic of the Post-Impressionists, was born in Paris, France. The son of a French journalist and a Peruvian woman, Gauguin spent his early childhood in Peru, attended a boarding school in France, and was a merchant seaman before becoming a stockbroker’s assistant in 1871. An occasional painter at first, Gauguin frequented the Nouvelle Athenes Café where he met Pissarro and the Impressionists, whose works he purchased. Gauguin had married in 1873, and it was not until 10 years later that he decided to give up the business world and devote himself to art. After a period in Rouen where he stayed with Pissarro, Gauguin went to Copenhagen with his Danish wife, only to leave his family forever a few months later. Gauguin was past age 35 and almost penniless, though a loan from Degas, who approved of his theories on the importance of line, permitted him to go to Pont-Aven. At Pont-Aven Gauguin and Emile Bernard would develop Synthetism, a style in which the expression of ideas and emotions are more important than naturalistic representations, and flat color areas reminiscent of Japanese woodcuts are outlined by heavy black lines in the manner of cloisonné enamels or stained-glass windows. Gauguin, abandoning his earlier Impressionism, painted in this manner and also made ceramics and wood carvings to earn money. These were decorative, finely conceived Art Nouveau pieces, with a symbolism learned from Puvis de Chavannes, whom he had also admired. In 1887, Gauguin made an unsuccessful trip to Martinique to search for a primitive way of life. He spent 1888, the year of his great Synthetist work „The Yellow Christ“, in Arles with Vincent van Gogh. This adventure ended in near tragedy, as Vincent van Gogh exhibited signs of madness. Gauguin returned shortly to Brittany before leaving for Tahiti on his constant quest for the simple life and the peace of mind he would never really find. Gauguin’s style, developed in the South, is a fusion of Oriental influences, personal symbolism, strong design, warm color, and musically rich expression that offers a spiritual image of the creative artist constantly seeking the unattainable. Gauguin remained in Tahiti until 1893, when poor health and lack of funds forced his return to Paris. He remained there until 1895, when he again settled in Tahiti. Gauguin’s stay there ended in 1901 when he became seriously ill with syphilis and in trouble with the French authorities. He moved to the Marquesas, seeking an easier and cheaper life. His health, unfortunately, deteriorated further, but he continued to paint until he died on May 8, 1903.“ | YouTube
VIDEO | FILM PAUL GAUGUIN
Gauguin In Tahiti | Search For Paradise | 1967 | documentary | YouTube
BIOGRAFIE PAUL GAUGUIN
GEBURTSJAHR | GEBURTSORT | TODESJAHR | STERBEORT
AUSBILDUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
LEHRTÄTIGKEIT PAUL GAUGUIN
MITGLIEDSCHAFTEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSZEICHNUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
SAMMLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
AUSSTELLUNGEN PAUL GAUGUIN
EINZELAUSSTELLUNGEN
GRUPPENAUSSTELLUNGEN
PROJEKTE | SYMPOSIEN
WERKBESCHREIBUNG PAUL GAUGUIN
SCHWERPUNKTE | MEDIEN
STIL
THEMEN | MOTIVE | WERKE
DEFINITION | BESCHREIBUNG | MERKMALE
STICHWORTE PAUL GAUGUIN
ZITATE PAUL GAUGUIN
TEXT | BIBLIOGRAPHIE PAUL GAUGUIN
LINKS PAUL GAUGUIN
HOMEPAGE PAUL GAUGUIN
