on the other side, he painted a portrait of his friend meijer de haan, a dutch artist and protegÉ he in brittany. gauguin turned meijer de haan into a devilish creature given to reading philosophical books that dealt with the relationship of men to god, like john milton's "paradise lost" -- another reference to the theme of the fallen angel. for all his tongue-in-cheek playfulness, a deep current of spirituality runs through gauguin's work. raised a catholic, he rejected the institution of the church, but not the faith, nor its imagery. a sculpture of christ being taken down from the cross outside the church of nizon inspired "green christ." he moved the setting to the cliffs and dunes above le pouldu. he was drawn to brittany's humble, direct forms of worship. the chapel at trÉmalo near pont-aven captures the essence of the region's homespun christianity. one painter described brittany as a primitive world, where paganism lurked behind a veneer of christianity. gauguin transported the crucifix to a breton landscape. in "yellow christ," he employed a fiery, unnatural palette and outl

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in "barbaric tales" he recalled his old friend from brittany, meijer de haan.easingly homesick, he contemplated a return to paris with the hope of capitalizing on his growing reputation. his friend daniel de monfried advised against it. reader (de monfried): "it is to be feared that your return would not only derange the growing and slowly conceived ideas with which public opinion has surrounded you.... you must not return! now you are as the great dead. you have passed into the history of art!" narrator: weakened by syphilis, gauguin died in may of 1903 from heart failure at the age of 54. as he'd requested, his most prized sculpture "oviri" -- tahitian for savage -- was eventually cast in bronze and placed on his grave. it stands there still as enigmatic as the questions he asked himself in his twenty-year commitment to painting. gauguin's achievements as an artist broke the bounds of naturalism and moved painting into a new century. his questions remained unanswered. but for all his guises, schemes and dreams, paul gauguin remained unbowed to the very end. r