Paul Gauguin - Paintings in Arles
In October 1888, Paul Gauguin had recently returned from travels across Panama and the Caribbean island of Martinique.
But now, he was on the move again - heading to a little yellow house in the south of France, by the invitation of a certain Dutchman by the name of Vincent van Gogh.
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