Gauguin in the South Seas

This copy of "Gauguin in the South Seas" is in good condition, with a dust jacket showing some wear and library stickers. It is an ex-library book with stamps from the Public Library of the City of Denver. The book contains an inscription with the name "Madame Wagner." The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean and well-preserved.

"Gauguin in the South Seas" by Bengt Danielsson, published by Doubleday & Company, Inc. in 1966, offers a compelling exploration of artist Paul Gauguin's life and work during his time in the South Seas. This illustrated edition includes color photographs by A. Sylvain, capturing the essence of Gauguin's environment and artistic inspiration. The book is published in Garden City, New York, and provides a detailed account of Gauguin's journey and influence in the art world. As an ex-library copy from the Public Library of the City of Denver, it features typical library markings but remains in good condition. This edition is a valuable resource for those interested in art history and biography, particularly focusing on Gauguin's unique contributions and experiences in the South Seas.