"Gauguin: Portraits" is a captivating art history book that delves into the intriguing world of Paul Gauguin's portraiture. This richly illustrated volume, featuring contributions from renowned art historians, explores the themes of identity and representation in Gauguin's work. It examines how the artist's innovative approach to portraiture challenged traditional norms and reflected his complex relationships with his subjects. Through insightful essays and high-quality reproductions, the book offers a comprehensive analysis of Gauguin's artistic journey, making it an essential read for art enthusiasts and scholars alike.