Gauguin in Tahiti: Paradise Lost

Adriano Giannini narrates the documentary 'Gauguin in Tahiti: Paradise Lost', a journey through the last stage in the artistic career of the post-impressionist painter Paul Gauguin, one of the main figures in French art during the late nineteenth century, recognized after his death for his experimental use of color and synthetic style, key elements that distinguished his works from those of other impressionist artists. Directed by Claudio Poli ('Hitler vs. Picasso and the others'). The documentary shares the opinions of experts such as Caroline Boyle-Turner, Paul Yeou Chichong, Gloria Groom, Estelle Guille des Buttes-Fresneau, David Haziot, Jean Le Reste, Mary Morton, Judy Sund and Belinda Thomson. Further collaborators include Marcel Tai Gauguin, grandson of the artist; Irene Tehua Tehaamoana, great-granddaughter of the painter; the writers Paule Laudon and Corinne Raybaud; the Tehamana Moearii Teamo-Maitere, the politician Étienne Tehaamoana and the activist for the dissemination of the Polynesian culture Sunny Moana'ura Walker. The documentary was made under Nexo Digital, the production company in charge of several documentaries about artists, works and galleries of museums such as 'Michelangelo - Endless', 'Florence and the Uffizi Gallery',' Tintoretto. A Rebel in Venice' or 'Van Gogh and Japan'.

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