The National Museum of Modren Art, Tokyo; Kunio Motoe; Koji Takahashi — Paul Gauguin (1848 - 1903)

Tokyo, Japan, The Tokyo Shimbun, 1987. Softcover. Pale orange wraps with color illustration. 194 pp. Profuse illustrations, chiefly color. In Japanese and English. From the foreword: The exhibition focuses on Gauguin's search for the paradise as a factor essential to his art, and is composed mainly of works from the Brittany ad later periods. Central to the show are the works produced on Tahiti, which are organized to permit the viewer to trace the progress of the artist who formed his own style through the synthetic use of forms and colors. VG, ex-art library, with small spine label, some stamps and notation. Part of back cover and spine faded.