The people whom Gauguin portrayed were people with whom he had relationships with and we have begun to understand who these people were. By understanding that, it expands our definition of portraiture in his work. Find out more about the individuality of these people with Chris Riopelle, co-curator of 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Gauguin Portraits: https://bit.ly/2W1OIOx | National Gallery

5.2K views · 868 reactions | Gauguin's early portraits, particularly of his family, are highly conventional and tend to be what you would expect from society portraits but, as he continued to paint this style of portrait, Gauguin realised that these paintings could symbolise a more psychological reading of his sitters. Find out how Gauguin does this with Chris Riopelle, co-curator of 'The Credit Suisse Exhibition: #GauguinPortraits': https://bit.ly/2W1OIOx | National Gallery | Facebook

4K views · 49 reactions | Known to many as a post-impressionist...

42K views · 1.5K reactions | Feux d'artifices pour les 25 ans du Paul Gauguin à Papeete. | Tahiti Infos | Facebook

Self portrait diptych by Joseph Paul Gerges - 24k Goldleaf, etching, aquatint, and drypoint - via pine.copper.lime | Tim Mitchell