Gauguin. Another World

This book tells much more about the rebellious Frenchman than a regular, even detailed, biography. Gauguin considered civilization to be a disease. That is why he spent his last years in Oceania: first in Tahiti, then on one of the... Marquesas Islands - Hiva Oa. There he created his best works. The path of searching for himself, his love, and his painting was long and difficult, for Gauguin gave up everything for it.
In front of you is the novel by Italian artist Fabrizio Dori "Gauguin. Another World". Yes, a true novel, though written not in words, but in colors: with unexpected plot twists, numerous characters, a love story, retrospectives, and novellas.
Like frames from a film, the artist's memories pass before us. Gloomy Paris, snowy Brittany, dazzlingly bright Tahiti - memory paints each period in its own color. Dori uses Gauguin's own palette, and thanks to this, it seems as if we are seeing through his eyes.
Highlights of the book:
- Comic frames reference the artist's canvases.
- At the end of the book, there is a detailed biographical reference.

- Perhaps if Gauguin himself could tell the story of his life, he would do it just like this.

Who this book is for.
For comic book lovers.
For everyone seeking inspiration.
For those who care about Gauguin's art and those who want to immerse themselves in the unusual world of the artist.
For everyone interested in the biographies of outstanding individuals.
Fabrizio Dori - illustrator and comic book author, lives in Milan.