Gauguin et l'Ecole de Pont-Aven. Epigraphie he returned to his studio

he returned to his studio

we forget the names of the hills

and finally the foreign influences and indigenous traditions of the Roman era

où le décor se révèle souvent complété par des apports colorés

Gauguin et l'Ecole de Pont-Aven. Epigraphie he returned to his studioPaul Gauguin spent thirty four months in Pont Aven and Le Pouldu, on five visits between 1886 and 1894. He became friends with around twenty painters, such as Charles Laval and mile Bernard, with whom he maintained fruitful and sometimes stormy artistic exchanges. Moving away from Impressionism, he invented a style of painting asserting itself through superimposed flat areas of color separated by outlines, according to new principles of composition