Noa Noa: The Tahiti Journal

Noa Noa: The Tahiti Journal

লেখক: Paul Gauguin প্রকাশনী: মনফকিরা

Noa Noa: The Tahiti Journal

One of the most prominent post-impressionist artists, Paul Gauguin left his family and country only to move to the country of the so-called ‘uncivilized’ Maoris for the sake of painting. There he stayed with the Maoris, noted every intrinsic details of their livelihood and collected their mythology and folklores. He detailed every aspects of them in this book, elaborated the picture of a great civilization. Added with these are reproductions of many of his black and white paintings drawn during his Tahiti days.

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S 34-35 26-27 37-38 3/5
M 36-37 28-29 39-40 7/9
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S / 36 8 82-86 91-95
M / 38 10 86-90 95-99
L / 40 12 90-94 99-103
XL / 42 14 90-98 103-107

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Size EU Size UK Chest Waist Hip
XS / 34 6 78-82 60-64 87-91
S / 36 8 82-86 64-68 91-95
M / 38 10 86-90 68-72 95-99
L / 40 12 90-94 72-76 99-103
XL / 42 14 90-98 76-80 103-107

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Size EU Size UK Waist Hip
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S / 36 8 82-86 91-95
M / 38 10 86-90 95-99
L / 40 12 90-94 99-103
XL / 42 14 90-98 103-107

Noa Noa: The Tahiti Journal

One of the most prominent post-impressionist artists, Paul Gauguin left his family and country only to move to the country of the so-called ‘uncivilized’ Maoris for the sake of painting. There he stayed with the Maoris, noted every intrinsic details of their livelihood and collected their mythology and folklores. He detailed every aspects of them in this book, elaborated the picture of a great civilization. Added with these are reproductions of many of his black and white paintings drawn during his Tahiti days.

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