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1893
Exhibition
Paris
1893
Gauguin’s exhibition at Durand-Ruel presented recent work to a Parisian audience. Fatata te Miti and Parau na te Varua ino are documented in its catalogue. These Tahitian paintings brought unfamiliar narratives, flattened spaces and intense colour into the commercial gallery, making the reception of Gauguin’s work part of the exhibition’s history.
Also recorded as: Exposition d'Oeuvres récentes de Paul Gauguin, Galeries Durand-Ruel, Paris
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