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Why Is Gauguin So Controversial? (Waldemar Januszczak Documentary) 

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In 1903, on the island of Hiva Oa in the Marquesas, a syphilitic and alcoholic Frenchman called Paul Gauguin died of a heart attack. At that point nobody realised the incredible impact Gauguin's work was to have on modern art. Art critic and broadcaster Waldemar Januszczak wrote and directed this examination of a man who was not only a great painter but sculptor, wood carver, musician, print maker, journalist and ceramicist. As well as telling the remarkable story of Gauguin's life, Januszczak also celebrates Gauguin's achievements and examines the various accusations of misconduct, familial neglect and racism that are frequently made against him. The film contains many of Gauguin's masterpieces and includes paintings put on show at the Hermitage in St Petersburg which haven't been seen in public since their disappearance during World War II.
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@mahastikia9676
@mahastikia9676 2 года назад
No course on art history could've been so detailed, so complete, so intriguing. Thank you for your generosity!
@therifftones2198
@therifftones2198 6 месяцев назад
I love his disrespect .
@lindafrazier8092
@lindafrazier8092 2 месяца назад
I agree minored in art history courses were never complete or informative as these your videos... THANK YOU!!!
@michellepollock9804
@michellepollock9804 3 года назад
Who is here for Januszczak? He is saving my quarantine. I feel like there should be a muppet made of Januszczak -- not in a mocking way, a fun ode.
@susannewargo3184
@susannewargo3184 2 года назад
I love this guy! I have known nothing about fine art for the first 68 years of my life. Which is being corrected by this series! Thank you Mr J
@dr.barrycohn5461
@dr.barrycohn5461 2 года назад
Probably two faced.
@scottmckenna9164
@scottmckenna9164 2 года назад
Yes, erudition on steroids.
@scottmckenna9164
@scottmckenna9164 2 года назад
@@dr.barrycohn5461 God bless him, he sets off my early warning systems. Because of the centrality of emotion Art has been in the dominion of the devil for a long, long time. Restoration has begun.
@roberttrain3169
@roberttrain3169 2 года назад
And feeling like a young man in her arms and inside her inspired the paint more pictures of her because he thinks about her all the time Love is a Many-Splendored Thing warm Island it's swimming in the ocean together he found Paradise a new way to live life and enjoy painting paintings you left this world behind sedative before when he was young no preservatives dreams to come true you find happiness in life to feel better...........😍😄😊😍🐷🦄🦓🐺🐕🦝
@pabloruiz8597
@pabloruiz8597 2 года назад
At 9:36. As someone who was born in Guatemala and left at 7 years of age to move to Washington, in the United States, I can tell you that those 7 years DEFINITELY made a HUGE impact on me and on everything I do. Now I get Paul Gauguin. I get him. Those first 8 years of his life in Peru made the man way, way, way more than anything else that happened to him in his life. It's indelible. It's all over his art. I get him. Was he fluent in Spanish? He must've been since I still am...
@arturocostantino623
@arturocostantino623 2 года назад
I grew up in Guatemala City snd Buenos Aires and I know exactly what you mean
@Happy_Spatula
@Happy_Spatula 2 года назад
"Give Me A Child Until He Is 7 And I Will Show You The Man." - Aristotle
@melgrafixs
@melgrafixs 2 года назад
I lived in Argentina until the age of 9 before moving to the United States. Although I think in English now and I am very much americanized, those nine years will always be so important to me and play a big role in who I am today. It’s also so interesting hearing about people with similar stories!
@Anonymous-wh4ez
@Anonymous-wh4ez Год назад
I left Africa when I was seven ...
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 2 года назад
This was so thorough. He went everywhere Gaugin went!!! Makes it so much more alive. Must have been so much work and so goshdarn bloody expensive... Well done!!
@ColtraneAndRain
@ColtraneAndRain 2 года назад
This should be a tour. For tourist. I would pay money!
@constancewalsh3646
@constancewalsh3646 3 года назад
Best art documentary I've ever enjoyed. Dispels all the generalized propagations of Gauguin myths, to embrace the viewer in a life beyond all myths. Thank you so much.
@LenaRodriguezTarotDownUnder
@LenaRodriguezTarotDownUnder 2 года назад
Waldemar - I adore all your work. As an anthropologist I do have to make a comment about you questioning the authenticity of Gaugin's young wife and her stories and legends. I married into the Cook Island community over 30 years ago. The Cook Islands and Tahiti were one extended archaepelago until carved up by the colonial powers - they share language and customs with very small variations. Despite the hyper Christianity that now engulfs the Islands, a majority of traditional legends were retained successfully mainly via song. Although young, she would have been exposed to these stories and in fact would have been expected to remember these and pass them on to her own descendants. While Gaugin no doubt embellished and mixed aspects of all sorts of inventions - this does not mean the stories themselves were not preserved.
@gracelew522
@gracelew522 2 года назад
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@pectenmaximus231
@pectenmaximus231 2 года назад
Yeah that flippant comment of his stuck out sorely, but Waldemar does make those kind of blunders from time to time. Small price to pay for colourful, engaging presentations.
@andrewkilvert328
@andrewkilvert328 2 года назад
Wonder doco but his young wife would have known her stories and legends. Me too I am married to a Bougainville island woman and my young daughters know stories and custom and language.
@LenaRodriguezTarotDownUnder
@LenaRodriguezTarotDownUnder 2 года назад
@@andrewkilvert328 Exactly! Thanks for commenting back to me
@silvananeal5276
@silvananeal5276 2 года назад
@ Lena Rodriguez Tarot Down Under Yes, of course, his young Tahitian wife would have been immersed in the history and mythology of her people. Thank you for pointing this out. And how lovely was Gauguin's gift of weaving together of all the life around him into a flowing work of art. He's one of my very favorites. Absolutely first class presentation! Thank you so much.
@45whitedragon
@45whitedragon 3 года назад
I love the documentary, love the Impressionists and just love the way Waldemar narrates, is like listening to a passionate teacher who doesn't care about what his students think of the drama in his lessons.
@maohadad5729
@maohadad5729 3 года назад
Very good. Yet wondering, all the travel on ship at this time in history - and so often - what was it like? Amazing how often he went back and forth on ship to the Far East and Europe.
@vincentconti3633
@vincentconti3633 3 года назад
Post impressionist....
@andyskelton7223
@andyskelton7223 2 года назад
Yes I couldn’t agree more really watchable thanks Perspective
@selenlun159
@selenlun159 3 года назад
Such a good work by Waldemar Januszczak; I was not thinking about learning more about Gauguin but the narrative is so good that pulled me in. Thank you.
@cherylhutchins-swenson320
@cherylhutchins-swenson320 2 года назад
He's funny.
@cruisepaige
@cruisepaige 2 года назад
Seriously! I don’t like Modern art (I try to, but do not) but this drama is fascinating!
@PressHBCA
@PressHBCA 3 года назад
What a life!!! All the adventure and drama a movie could ever need. This is an exceptional documentary on anyone’s life. Congratulations on a great piece of journalism . Bravo
@phillipmartino5939
@phillipmartino5939 2 года назад
What a fantastic documentary! The history, stories, art.. very well done sir. Thank you.
@egverlander
@egverlander 2 года назад
I agree. Thank you.
@denegillespie5767
@denegillespie5767 3 года назад
The ads are annoying but the documentary is astounding. Another brilliant piece from Waldemar. I do love his style of presentation
@jamesgreenldn
@jamesgreenldn 3 года назад
If you are on a computer you can use adblock, if you are on a mobile device skip to the end of the video and reload it without the ads 😉
@musicartgeek
@musicartgeek 3 года назад
RU-vid Premium. No ads.
@gjr72
@gjr72 3 года назад
Annoying ads. I have the impression that RU-vid is placing more ads than ever before. A couple of ads here and there are understandable, but ads every 4 minutes is an abuse, and they are now 2 ads back to back each time! This will be the beginning of their downfall.
@piccalillipit9211
@piccalillipit9211 3 года назад
@@gjr72 - YT dont dictate the ads, the uploader of the content dictates the number of ads. Just install an ad blocker - I never saw one advert.
@joaojoseferreira2488
@joaojoseferreira2488 3 года назад
Dene, be true, are you Waldemar?
@Sameoldfitup
@Sameoldfitup 3 года назад
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.........................
@Mukundanghri
@Mukundanghri 3 года назад
I'm not a Buddhist, but the Buddhist strive to live in the moment.
@user-pb2kg1ng4g
@user-pb2kg1ng4g 3 года назад
@@topherthe11th23 : And it could be said, 'The future is now!'
@anthonygibson660
@anthonygibson660 3 года назад
There is no such such time as the present, no such thing as now. Time would have to stand still in order for to be true. There is only the past, and the future.
@matthewstokes1608
@matthewstokes1608 3 года назад
I hope that everybody writing on this thread has read the Four Quartets by T S Eliot
@ezragonzalez8936
@ezragonzalez8936 3 года назад
"life is but a dream within a dream" edgar Allan Poe
@ssmokoski
@ssmokoski 2 года назад
I read Somerset Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence" when I was in college. The book was based on the life of Gauguin, so at the foolish age of twenty I thought I knew about Gauguin's life. Not even close! Great job!
@caseyhardiman6847
@caseyhardiman6847 2 года назад
LITERALLY SAME!!
@williambent9636
@williambent9636 2 года назад
Excellent work. I have long been fascinated by Gauguin and was surprised to learn that almost all I thought I knew about him was wrong. As is usually the case, the best insight to a work of art is the work itself. Januszczak is amazing.
@liketheleaf
@liketheleaf 3 года назад
Great documentary that popped up in my recommendations. The first of this series by Waldemar Januszczak and certainly not the last I'm going to watch. Thank you.
@davidjohnzenocollins
@davidjohnzenocollins 3 года назад
Same here. You took the words out of my mouth.
@sylviajohnson8454
@sylviajohnson8454 3 года назад
Me too ~
@malamutmadre4930
@malamutmadre4930 2 года назад
świetne dokumenty to są filmy BBC a nie jakiegoś Januszczaka ...
@kataduspivova4320
@kataduspivova4320 2 года назад
@@malamutmadre4930 ??What did he wrong? I find this and ALL documentaries by Janusczak as great job! Included his talks etc. He KNOWS what he is doing ;) S studying a history of Art myself, I know a little about the topic yet, but he is bringing a brand new sights into a common knowledge. I really, really aprpreciate that frash look!
@realkabecio
@realkabecio 2 года назад
WONDERFUL! I Never knew anything about Gaugin. I feel this was a truthful yet compassionate look at a complex life done with excellent research
@filliere4576
@filliere4576 3 года назад
Wonderfully told, Januszczak! How fascinating, that for the rest of his life Gauguin carried with him the memory of, and frequently used in his own most outstanding paintings, the lemon flavoured back-lit luminosity of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.
@shawnyt6368
@shawnyt6368 3 года назад
' Perspective ' You make brilliant and authentic documentaries. Thank you. Your staff are top notch for creating things like this.
@4june9140
@4june9140 2 года назад
Certainly one of the best documentaries I've seen. I think my Brother who is a very talented artist too, will enjoy it. He taught me a lot about these artists and lives the life​.​
@izzy9132
@izzy9132 2 года назад
That was a wonderful documentary. I learned so much more about Gauguin than I ever imagined possible. Thank you very much.
@iananderson7113
@iananderson7113 2 года назад
What a story, brilliantly presented with lovely art. Thank you
@evertstuiver2805
@evertstuiver2805 2 года назад
Waldemar is a briliant
@voornaam3191
@voornaam3191 2 года назад
Yes, I didn't know how Gaugin was that involved in Van Gogh cutting his ear.
@malamutmadre4930
@malamutmadre4930 2 года назад
Obrazy są prymitywne. Zydzi zrobili z niego wielkiego artystę../jak z reszty/ Zadłużył się , zostawił dużą swoją rodzinę bez środków do życia i wyjechał by podobno malować...Utrzymywały go młode kobiety, które wykorzystywał seksualnie 14-17 letnie czyli był zwykłym zboczeńcem . Nie ma się kim podniecać i tworzyć historii . Ale te młode kobiety na obrazach są namalowane prymitywnie ,kanciasto ale nie z jednym okiem jak u Picasso . Z tego też robią artystę ...polecam film BBC
@edwardlobb931
@edwardlobb931 2 года назад
This is a truly remarkable tribute, one that Gaugin would have loved.
@pennywells4433
@pennywells4433 2 года назад
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@composer7325
@composer7325 3 года назад
I love all your art docs since I looked at The man who invented modern art. Your videos are timeless. Thank you.
@anthonyfischer2408
@anthonyfischer2408 3 года назад
I've watched so many of Januszczak's documentaries and love them all...but this one is truly stunning.
@raresbosu4131
@raresbosu4131 2 года назад
Thorough yet not academically boring. That is quite a feat, Mr. Januszczak. Thank you very much!
@gareepeters2427
@gareepeters2427 2 года назад
Absolutely fascinating...both the documentary, and even moreso the life of Gauguin... Seems almost impossible that, in that era of travel, that he could've managed SO MANY chapters and destinations... Mr. Januszyak(sic), I must congratulate you on this absolutely SUPERB work... Thank you
@willywonka8730
@willywonka8730 2 года назад
Fabulous! What a life story. Waldemar & Company are artists in their own right.
@triwahyu56
@triwahyu56 10 месяцев назад
Pengagum Kubus SC..Simple Cubic😁😁😝👍
@nhungtran-uo2ud
@nhungtran-uo2ud 2 года назад
WOW! What a journey your document has taken me to! Absolutely love the humorous at times and detailed account of this very colourful yet courageous, multitalented artist! The name I shall never forget!
@yishislassieswaiting4748
@yishislassieswaiting4748 2 года назад
This documentary is in itself an extraordinary work of art. Thank you.
@goodtimes1890
@goodtimes1890 2 года назад
What a life, what a personality, what a talent! Waldemar Januszczak is amazing. An absolute delight to watch. Thank you.
@TAYLORHWALL
@TAYLORHWALL 2 года назад
I absolutely love your channel! Waldermar Januszczak is a phenomenal host, and with the collective efforts of him and your production team, you just know bring the art to life! Keep up the great work! :)
@garryhastings3383
@garryhastings3383 3 года назад
I love the way this man presents these programmes, warts and all with a sense of irony and humour. This down-to-earth teaching approach was my style as a teacher too, now long retired. He really deserves an Oscar!
@erikabrill4897
@erikabrill4897 3 года назад
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@garryhastings3383
@garryhastings3383 3 года назад
@@erikabrill4897 Have no idea what "]" is supposed to mean?
@dabedwards
@dabedwards 3 года назад
A magnificent documentary. The myth of him abandoning his family can presumably be traced to Somerset Maugham's "Moon and Sixpence" which uses Gauguin's life solely as an inspiration for the novel.
@bookmouse2719
@bookmouse2719 3 года назад
Yes, but Maugham had such problems of his own, stuttering, he was French child sent to England and he had problems learning English.
@heqaib
@heqaib 2 года назад
Thank you Waldemar. What a fantastic documentary. It is amazing how through all his trials and tribulations, he continued to pour all his emotions into so many different artistic projects.
@2Hot2
@2Hot2 3 года назад
Fascinating documentary on the most adverturous and versatile badboy artist since Benvenuto Cellini. Chapeau bas, Monsieur Januszczak. I love all your documentaries but this is the best.
@stevenjbeto
@stevenjbeto 3 года назад
Symbolism's Problem Child is a well rounded and robust portrait with insights as elegant as an eyelid on Gaugin's sculpture of Emile.
@chronicfish
@chronicfish 3 года назад
There's a new documentary that proves that Vincent had cut off most of his ear, leaving only a part of the lobe, not the other way around and furthermore, Rachel wasn't a sex worker in a brothel, but rather a cleaner at the brothel Vincent used to visit. You can find the documentary here on RU-vid and it's absolutely fascinating .. BBC The Mystery of Van Goghs Ear
@tonybinda6905
@tonybinda6905 3 года назад
I prefer that Gauguin flicked Vincent's ear off with his sword after all he was a expert swordsman. CHEERS
@mona2242
@mona2242 2 года назад
Thanks
@egverlander
@egverlander 2 года назад
Can't trust anything the woke BBC does nowadays.
@RobinSong-o2g
@RobinSong-o2g 8 месяцев назад
22:34 This is Met! The music is perfect, bright, charming, cascade of "no I don't do dishes" kind of joyful playfulness... reminds me of Giorgone's "Tempest" with the storm in the background.
@seriouslyyoujest1771
@seriouslyyoujest1771 3 года назад
A wonderful video. One grandfather was born in 1897-1997, the year Gauguin painted “ who are we, where do we come from, where are we going”. My other grandfather the year Walt Whitman died. ♥️
@pacochuquiure5459
@pacochuquiure5459 3 года назад
I was at the Musee d'Orsay back in 2009 and saw many of Gauguin's paintings. What I didn't know was that he lived almost 8 years in Downtown Lima, Perú. I am peruvian so the next weekend I am going to look around his former house, I hope it is still there. Thanks for another great documentary!
@musicartgeek
@musicartgeek 3 года назад
Another superb effort. That. picture of Aline sleeping is not only "the first real Gaugin", it's one of the greatest
@mouthhigh6944
@mouthhigh6944 3 года назад
Fascinating documentary of an extraordinary great artist, whose work will live forever🙏🏼 Thank you!
@reginaobrien8983
@reginaobrien8983 3 года назад
The best art history videos (and some of the best videos on any subject) around!
@markscott554
@markscott554 3 года назад
More of these 2-hour specials, please!
@rosesulla2616
@rosesulla2616 3 года назад
Thank you very much for the splendid and insightful portrait of Paul Gauguin. I thoroughly enjoyed the history and paintings. Truly an awesome documentary.
@malamutmadre4930
@malamutmadre4930 2 года назад
Co ci się podoba? że zostawił rodzinę w długach i wyjechał by paćkać te swoje prymitywne obrazy , i wykorzystywać nieletnie kobiety seksualnie , które go właściwie utrzymywały bo by umarł z głodu ?
@granthurlburt4062
@granthurlburt4062 2 года назад
Another great documentary by the great Waldemar Januszczak. Subtlely funny ("that ghastly thing, an artists colony"), slightly irreverant, an a touch opinionated, and at the same time very well-informed. A excellent mix of casual presentation with excellent diction. One of the few presenters I can stand. No stiff academic (I'm a academic), no affectations that quickly get annoying. Thank you!
@ferociousgumby
@ferociousgumby 3 года назад
I love the music in these docs - always perfectly matched to the images, and NOT overused. There are some breaks in it. Other Tubers, take note.
@aquelpibe
@aquelpibe 3 года назад
Nice music, but disconcerting at times. 8:50 Mulher Rendeira, although sung in Spanish here, is a song from the Brazilian Northeast, a world apart from the streets of Lima. A bit like playing Flamenco music as background to views of Rome.
@sitarnut
@sitarnut 3 года назад
Totally agree.....
@tylervance1841
@tylervance1841 2 года назад
@@aquelpibe the band playing it is juaneco y su combo, a chicha band from iquitos peru.
@aquelpibe
@aquelpibe 2 года назад
@@tylervance1841 Thanks. "Mulher (Muié in local slang) Rendeira" is a traditional xaxado, unmistakably Brazilian, but I can understand how a British filmmaker can decide to include this Peruvian version in the soundtrack.
@loisthiessen9134
@loisthiessen9134 2 года назад
fascinating! I was a foreigner born in Peru myself! Who would have thought this of Gauguin! ...captivating doecumentary. Thank you!
@marinvidovic763
@marinvidovic763 3 года назад
Superb documentary !!! Thank you for making something like This !!!! And ... Gaughan... well, ... that Man had REALLY.... GUTS !!! He lived life of 10 people in just one . So many distant places , so many Adventures, new beginings, ... totaly different cultures, languages and countries. Through entire documentary I felt like a child listening to a some kind of " Sinbad and his adventures " story. P. Gaughan ... just .... Deep , deep, appreciations !!!!!!! A Man to be remembered.
@wolfgangsachsenroeder9174
@wolfgangsachsenroeder9174 2 года назад
Fabulous, all I didn't get from a number of art books despite my long interest in Gauguin. And all that with the many original places. Thank you very much!
@jimmacroberts
@jimmacroberts 3 года назад
The best , most complete and accurate doc of his life, highly interesting
@CallieMasters5000
@CallieMasters5000 2 года назад
This is a helluva travelogue as well as an art history lesson! So great to see all the locations.
@albeharal
@albeharal 3 года назад
Great biography presented in a great way! I really enjoyed it and the 2 hrs went by in a total enjoyment! Wish there were more documentaries as this one!
@malamutmadre4930
@malamutmadre4930 2 года назад
obejrzyj na BBC zmienisz zdanie
@jeffreycabanellas8113
@jeffreycabanellas8113 2 года назад
Rarely do we get this type of frank reportage.I enjoyed this immensely. Thanks
@jenniferlee5871
@jenniferlee5871 3 года назад
His history formed him and his art has in ways formed me and all artists reveal their layers of experiences......to share .......to infirm.....and we are all one. Well done documentary.
@annaercolischnitzer3675
@annaercolischnitzer3675 5 месяцев назад
Beautiful art, beautiful music, and, above all, a beautiful narration! Thank you, Waldemar Januszczak1
@tricivenola8164
@tricivenola8164 3 года назад
Wonderful. PLEASE do a piece on Johanna, the widow of Theodore Van Gogh and the reason his brother is famous.
@everynewdayisablessing8509
@everynewdayisablessing8509 3 года назад
STIL JUST AS FASCINATING as he was when I first found out about him during art lessons in primary school almost 30 years ago. That was extremally well done.
@jasmineflower4809
@jasmineflower4809 3 года назад
Compellingly well presented documentary. Thank you.
@deborahmichaels7458
@deborahmichaels7458 3 года назад
Fantastic to watch & listen. A potent artist and his story beginning to end!
@1964_AMU
@1964_AMU 3 года назад
The best documentary made over Gaugin's life with accurate research, travels to foreign places, stunning images. I always thought he could have been Caravaggio into a past life. Another of my personal interpretations about the conflict with Van Gogh is that Gaugin cut off the later's ear : it is an impressive wound made in one swoop. How could Van Gogh do that himself on the other side of his head ? And Gaugin has been a good fencer.... it's interesting to understand how Gaugin created a perspective using only solid areas of color, this is the only thing missing into this great reportage.
@marmadukescarlet7791
@marmadukescarlet7791 3 года назад
Self harm is a common, if maladaptive method for dealing with mental and emotional distress.
@marmadukescarlet7791
@marmadukescarlet7791 3 года назад
Van Gogh definitely had mental health issues.
@Cheeseatingjunglista
@Cheeseatingjunglista 2 года назад
I have always liked Januszczak, he is exactly the right level of humour/sarcasm and erudition to tell a tale with massive panache!!!
@sophelet
@sophelet 2 года назад
My family became friends with a Danish family who briefly lived in Princeton NJ (because of the Institute for Advanced Study). Fascinating family. The father was a renowned archeologist, the mother was a linguist, and a close member of *her* family was Gauguin's Danish wife before he abandoned the family.
@kathyjohnson2043
@kathyjohnson2043 Год назад
As W. says, he did not abandon his family, this wife and her family kicked him out.
@davidallan8357
@davidallan8357 2 года назад
Waldemar is Genius- total experience of ART, story, storytelling, explication , music, humor, etc! My first Waldemar--today's serendipitous foun--A TREASURE
@pabloruiz8597
@pabloruiz8597 2 года назад
At 1:08:04. Well, that's unexpected. That dining room in this humble establishment has a good $40 million to $80 million worth of art on its pokey little walls. Have they outfitted the place with climate-adjusting machinery to keep such valuable art from deteriorating? I would start dismantling the place and placing all those paintings in a proper museum...
@ScottAJacob
@ScottAJacob 2 года назад
Incredibly researched, beautifully edited and composed; a must see for any novice art historian or for one wishing to delve deeper into the personal incentives which helped drive the creative genius behind one of impressionist art's most enigmatic founders. One of Waldemar's best!
@davidkeith571
@davidkeith571 3 года назад
I thought I knew a lot a out Gaugin until I watched this mind blowing documentary!
@triumphmanful
@triumphmanful 2 года назад
Thank you for this. I will probably never see these wonderful places. Thanks to you I have had a small visit there as Gauguin has done ! Now the world has seen his talent through his wonderful art !
@jumaris28
@jumaris28 2 года назад
Fabulous work , well done , I’m mesmerized by the extent of the search .. including my home land , Panama. I definitely recommend it , for sure I’ll watch it again . God bless your work , look forward for more , Greetings from California.
@Amphy002
@Amphy002 2 года назад
Wow what an amazing story told with erudition and humour. I can only imagine the work that goes into creating a long documentary like this. Well done.
@dougg1075
@dougg1075 3 года назад
When the art bug bites ya ( and I’m sure it bit him as a child) ya gotta go with it or be miserable your whole life. Art is life
@michelekisly2535
@michelekisly2535 3 года назад
So true
@carlosio5
@carlosio5 3 года назад
Yup💥
@lindalane9496
@lindalane9496 3 года назад
i am miserable, I admit
@maohadad5729
@maohadad5729 3 года назад
a really good documentary about Gauguin...! Thank you
@mzansime
@mzansime 2 года назад
A superb, compassionate and engrosing documentary! 👌 Thank you for your passionate search for truth and meaning, in a life which had previously repelled me too much to explore. 💕
@JoannaVancouver
@JoannaVancouver 2 года назад
Fantastic documentary. Had my attention for the entire 2 hours. I now know so much more about Gaugin.
@JoannaVancouver
@JoannaVancouver 2 года назад
I would really like to see his paintings in white frames, not gold ones. Why do people, who are supposed to know so much about the art they present, not respect that.
@mjc11a
@mjc11a 2 года назад
Such an intriguing chap this guy is and his presentation of Gauguin is most impressive. Happy to become a new subscriber and I look forward to watching more episodes. Thanks very much for posting and be safe 🙏
@letsif
@letsif 2 года назад
This was a pleasure to watch and to learn things I thought I knew, but didn't. Very relatable, down to earth presentation. Gauguin, the real deal Bohemian. Thanks Waldy.
@tennisatlive
@tennisatlive 3 года назад
Awesome documentary slaying the myths of Paul Gauguin.
@vaclavjebavy5118
@vaclavjebavy5118 3 года назад
@@jimbodriver1015 like what
@willmercury
@willmercury 2 года назад
@@jimbodriver1015 Substantiate your claim.
@patrickgalvaing2105
@patrickgalvaing2105 3 года назад
Very informative, eye opening documentary, thank you. The Peruvian part is new and wonderful, makes it possible to understand the myth that PG had created about his Inca origins.
@TheGaucha7
@TheGaucha7 3 года назад
Fantastic I never get tired of re-viewing it !
@amandataylor6434
@amandataylor6434 3 года назад
I love art history and this program is the creme de la creme! Thank you so very much!
@johndobbs3752
@johndobbs3752 2 года назад
Waldemar Januszczak, you are a gift my friend.
@harkmay
@harkmay 2 года назад
I agree with so many of the comments. Probably the best docco I've ever seen. It felt lifechanging somehow, so inspiring and a much more in depth look at one of Arts largest figures than I've ever heard about. I'll have to return to the richness of these journeys of him finding his inspiration and using such courage. Although very sad to me how unravelled he seemed at the end
@sionehefa3458
@sionehefa3458 3 года назад
Always enjoy his, Waldemar's, presentations. Just to keep things real, the intro Pacific Island music and singing is from the Fiji islands. Gauguin painted his Pacific women in the islands of Tahiti. The language, music and singing is completely different.
@JoePinOrl
@JoePinOrl 2 года назад
Best documentary about Gauguin I have seen so far, excellent work!
@sodapopbrosky
@sodapopbrosky 3 года назад
Thank you for opening my eyes to his art.
@lhjmhdj
@lhjmhdj 3 года назад
In itself a very beautiful and thoroughly interesting documentary. One smaller point of criticism: the subject of symbolism, as mentioned in the title, could have been a bit more elaborated upon. If only for the fact that Gauguin actually made a portrait of Stéphane Mallarmé, the most important poet of symbolism. Yet, no mention of him here, which also goes for symbolist painter Odillon Redon, who in his turn honoured Gauguin with a post mortem portrait. However, all in all a wonderful piece of storytelling in itself.
@MatthewClear
@MatthewClear 3 года назад
The poster gave it this title. It was originally entitled 'Gauguin: the Full Story'. However, your comments on Gauguin's connections with Symbolism are still valid.
@seriouslyyoujest1771
@seriouslyyoujest1771 3 года назад
Maugham is said to have purchased the glass doors Gauguin had painted on his Tahitian hut.
@Luna.3.3.3
@Luna.3.3.3 2 года назад
Fabulous! I'm glad this 'algorithm-ed' into suggestions. I love this guy. I recall seeing him in a wonderful documentary about the Goths & Visigoths a while ago. (I'm a huge history nerd) He looks much younger here. He's an enthusiastic presenter. I see there's more. ~Thanks~ Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦
@dougg1075
@dougg1075 3 года назад
Dropping everything and running off to Tahiti sounds good about now:)
@robertverrege8202
@robertverrege8202 2 года назад
excellent documentary Film. I visited Gauguins art exhibit in Tahitee in the sixities and never forgot his art, it was my favouite along with his friend's Vincent VanGogh. Thank you so much for this stunning work of this unforgettable artist and his art.
@zozonalakmi111
@zozonalakmi111 3 года назад
Beauty and the Beast-in one of the most interesting of artists- I’d never known the whole story until this amazing video popped out on my RU-vid feed. Thank you for sharing your well made documentary that should be required viewing in Art History class.
@randelmalavida
@randelmalavida 2 года назад
When you said they called him a mahoo In the sky behind you, I noticed a white object streak across the sky like a UFO Just wondered if you had noticed that Otherwise, your shows on the art and artist is phenomenal, inspiring and so palpable I can taste the oil and pigment, as if the loaded paint brush was stuck to my tongue and my mouth was closed tight. Thank You, Randy Chavez
@sarahmillard6401
@sarahmillard6401 2 года назад
Amazing documentary as ever from Waldemar. However, I have to point out (in case others haven’t) that the faun sculpture at around the 31 minute mark is a fake, made by the infamous but marvellous Shaun Greenhalgh in his garden shed in Bolton. Waldemar can be seen talking about this figure (and this documentary) in The Artful Codgers, also available on RU-vid and well worth a look!
@siptjejankevanderleij9830
@siptjejankevanderleij9830 2 года назад
Thank you for that pointer ....will certainly follow up on your suggestion Sarah Millard
@nikczemna_symulakra
@nikczemna_symulakra 3 года назад
Oh, i love this man.. Simply hypnotizing art story teller.
@chrisamies2141
@chrisamies2141 2 года назад
A great documentary - I had no idea Gauguin had so much South American influence, it makes a difference to the way he's perceived. The Marquesas seem much more sombre than Tahiti, as befits Gauguin's final decline.
@rosanaphillips5412
@rosanaphillips5412 3 года назад
I loved the documentary. I’d love to get the sound track, so good!
@emanuelamarchetti5559
@emanuelamarchetti5559 2 года назад
I love this documentary, it feels beautiful and meaningful, a biopic movie would have not worked as well :)
@sheilaj5818
@sheilaj5818 3 года назад
Enjoyed this so much. thank you. Best documentary on a artist I have ever seen.
@evelynzak5084
@evelynzak5084 3 года назад
Thank you! I have enjoyed this immensely.
@ParallelUniversity
@ParallelUniversity 3 года назад
I love how blunt and sarcastic this documentary is. He doesn't sugarcoat anything
@marizacabral5141
@marizacabral5141 3 года назад
Well, he sugarcoated a few things. Pedophilia, including after having syphilis, received the heaviest coating I'd ever seen.
@uffa00001
@uffa00001 Год назад
@@marizacabral5141 He clearly states that his syphilis was not contagious at its stage. Do you have elements to contradict him? He clearly states the young women were all fertile, so there is no paedophilia involved at all. Do you have any elements to contradict him? Or do you just like hating?
@willschoenenberger7752
@willschoenenberger7752 Год назад
@@uffa00001 Nope he was a colonizer taking advantage of young polynesian girls. And then he drew them like a pedo. Weirdo and a pedo. Love how you white people defend him. Hahahahaha
@vividblack01
@vividblack01 3 года назад
This was absolutely superb! Thank you!
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