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This document discusses the post-impressionist painter Paul Gauguin. It notes that in 1891, seeking to escape European civilization, Gauguin sailed to French Polynesia, where he produced paintings influenced by the local culture and wrote a book describing his experiences, though modern critics allege parts were fictionalized.
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