Prideaux's biography of Gauguin begins with his long-lost teeth, discovered in 2000, initiating an exploration of the myths surrounding the artist's life.
The recovered manuscript from Gauguin's last years complicates the image of him as a libertine, revealing his legal battles on behalf of Polynesian people.
Gauguin's childhood experiences, influenced by strong familial women like his suffragist grandmother and resilient mother, shaped his worldview and artistic contributions.
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