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he told me when he arrived back in
Europe from Tahiti this was of course
that he had four francs in his pocket
but he wasn't worried not in the least
because he'd brought all these paintings
with him and he was sure not just sure
but as convinced as anyone could be that
once the paintings were saved nothing
would ever be the same for him again
Oh
have you met your new neighbor mitsuko
cat no but I've heard him who course I
dab yah boola Palk okay my husband also
noticed and I hope you'd be a tyrant
neighbor I'm afraid he makes a lot of
noise he's a composer lucky man hears it
work at the moment I don't hear anything
no I mean it work at his job at the
Ministry of Agriculture
oh is it tomorrow you exhibition will
open it is suspect early I hope there's
every assignment as I've always
predicted it is going to be the most
remarkable triumph
I'm so glad now if you'll excuse me bye
Julian Julian I don't see you how they
can fail to be impressed
oh I've waited a very long time for this
you know
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not fear fine people what's that
supposed to mean it means I wish I knew
how to paint
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I was afraid of this of what I told you
didn't I
3,000 frames is simply too expensive I
don't believe you sell a single picture
we must lower our prices you don't think
we'll sell a picture I'm convinced we
won't in that case I have a better idea
what double the prices ah
hola may I introduce to you mr. Koga
have the artists most interesting I've
heard that before
I didn't say oh like I said they were
interesting but did you even mean that
well the abolition of perspective for
example no one could deny there was at
least an interesting gesture it's not a
gesture it's the outcome of a struggle
yes but perspective I don't quite know
how to put this you see most people are
inept enough for expressing ideas and
words can you imagine how difficult it
is to express ideas without them well
anyway this one I do like don't you this
one yes although personally I've never
really understood the principles of
symbolism it's not a question of
understanding anything it's a question
of feeling
because here number 37
yes Monsieur tag our wish to buy it have
it sent round certainly miss Utica
Monsieur digger you evidently admire
Monsieur go-go's work it paints like a
wolf mr. digger
you forgot your cane thank you
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may I come in okay sit down you like
this color hmm yes I do and a friend
once painter
it was obsessed with yellow the time I
was in love with rid myself he's feel
almost terrible fights but since he died
he died find I had become very
sentimental about you though but the
fact of the matter is that only a
quarter of the pictures of my exhibition
were sold and just as well really I hate
to see them go but if it means they'll
all be arriving soon and I had to find
the color which would set them off this
mission Luke told us that we should have
get board one of your paintings right I
could afford one of his he also said we
should have got to you you're painted
like a woman yes what do you mean would
you like something to drink tea
absolutely no thank you
did you know the story of the dog and
the hungry wolf
there was a wolf was starving to death
and he met a dog on the street and he
looked at him and he said a very fat
where do you find your meat but the dog
said I live with people and they feed me
the wolf Sullinger coat is so sleek and
shiny and the dog said my arrangement is
really very comfortable why don't you
come home with me I'm sure the people
will find room for you you'll be housed
and looked after and taken for walks and
fed the wolf agreed just as they arrived
at the dogs home wolf looked at the dog
and said what's that around your neck
the dog said what that that's my collar
and what happened well starve to death
you're not gonna stuffed it there it's
extraordinary how at the last minute
even as you lie expiring some piece of
meat will fall in your mouth well my
exhibition I had to either pay for the
posters the publicity invitation cards I
defend the canvases it cost more than I
earned from the paintings I sold so
starvation but then is always the stroke
of luck what was it my uncle is easy
kindly enough soul but a man of the most
exquisite uselessness finally did
something constructive what he died and
left me some money not much 14 you're
the same age as my daughter 18 the last
time I saw her my father isn't officing
no is that composer no my real father I
mean do you have many children yes I do
good believe it but she
I've had a letter from your father he's
in Paris it seems coming home no he
wants me to go to him when are you going
we all go if you wants to see me he can
come here when he gets his outlet is his
money which is ours I've certainly no
intention of running around the world
like a lunatic
what was it like meeting been wonderful
once upon a time before we arrived and
started to destroy it it's still
beautiful don't you get outside the town
called civilization tell me something
about it I had been there for months and
I decided to take a journey around the
island I was passing through a small
village on the east coast and some
people invited me to eat with them in
their Hut
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a woman asked me what I was doing and
for some reason I don't know why I said
I was looking for a wife and she smiled
at me and said take my daughter so I did
so I took her back to live with me and
at first I didn't know what the girl was
thinking and then I realized she was
happy and then I realized something even
stranger something completely unfamiliar
I was happy
Scooby why did you leave her can't
imagine
they're behind the you know bring me the
third of those paintings maybe t up
Amana you said she was happy no I should
look so sad it is because they know how
to be genuinely happy that they can also
allow themselves to be genuinely sad in
any case one of the many things they
understand is that somewhere lying in
wait
the most terrible thing that will ever
happen to you how old is she your wife
in Tahiti
how old was she thirteen
13 me
to the boy or girl oh my god a girl god
what should we call her she's two years
old she's called Youngman hmm why didn't
you tell me you were coming
nope
of course not I don't want her to get to
know you to get to love you and then you
go off and leave or maybe you take her
away with you
and leave me on my own couldn't stand
how can I trust you
I'll give you my address don't you come
and visit me
perhaps
I meant to bring you some honey not an
exhibition written so much
what's with this
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it's impossible careful
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it would be a composer was a privilege
being with you yes they were private
self-contained world sounds nothing else
nothing else except the Ministry of
Agriculture don't you mistake don't you
see if you were left if you escaped from
there you have no idea how much easier
it would be he's too scared that's
enough from you she's right though I
suppose I need her safety net I need to
know I can earn my living
listen the first three months of 1880 I
was a stockbroker I made more than
40,000 gold francs enough to live for 10
years and Tahiti and I was standing on
the floor of the vorse dying on my feet
aren't you afraid of anything or me all
artists are like criminals and of course
is something every criminal is afraid of
prison
that's what Denmark was for me Chris my
wife was a jailer throwing away the key
that's why I had to escape
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husk stop Hairston er yet dear wife I'm
taking my leave of you it is gentlemen
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with respect
did you would you
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that's why I escaped and now the
problems are really very simple what are
they
nobody likes my paintings nobody buys
them that's not so simple I don't think
so
I always think other people's problems
are simple the clothes on one's own
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you move in are you going to stay in
Paris
well not forever
I don't want to say I'm going to stay
anywhere forever tell you the truth yes
I could afford to go back they would go
back tomorrow and I'll just sometimes
I'll come and see you it'd be better
better for the child better for me
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no harm in looking is he still in Paris
as far as I know you won't be surprised
to hear that he has gone very quiet
since inherited the money two weeks ago
he told me it hadn't arrived I'm not
sure I believe I have to go to various
really soon do you want me to go and
connect your chair for you
mm-hmm see I didn't think they were
suitable for children that's why I love
them away mm-hmm well there's no denying
they are he's praising Li Tim I may as
well take them our usual arrangement
just because you're my brother no you
mustn't feel you have to that's all
right I mean you must have dozens of
them about 30 no well it's a very large
house
yes thank you yes now have a glass of
water
I work thanks Dave like this you must
long for the tropics not only days like
this
man
fuck yourself
Bango
his prices beginning to rise did you
know it's good it'll do him I can see
you learned a lot from him
he taught me a chair could be tragic
I taught him why I don't suppose you'd
like to sell me one of his would you
know I could give you a good price you
can give me a good price on one or
several of my paintings and I could
accept it
alternatively you could go on trying to
get me to part with one of the few
memories I have of my closest friend and
I could kick you down the stairs I'm
sorry I better tell you why I've come
yes why don't you you see huh
she's Japanese and I gave it a friend of
mine thought you might be amused I'm
afraid it was a disaster she's hard even
house-trained no well I thought if you
want to do you might be able to use her
as a model or something you want to top
her off on me naturally in return I
thought you might allow me to exhibit
one or two of you paintings in my
gallery if that interests you you're not
actually going to buy one then No
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it was when the javanese girl arrived
that parents began to be unbearable for
him she smelled of those Hut islands and
made her more than ever homesick for
Tahiti
not the early today oh he's nice he is a
she
I could never resist an exile
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Bulova table I decided to do some work
like yeah you can play with her later
here
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right not very comfortable
no crush your feet that is better
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dolphins
nobody ever said it was a rest cure
because you an appetite doesn't it
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thought perhaps you might like to join
me tonight
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Oh
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tell me do they have absinthe down there
in Taiji oh god I hate to think of you
living on coconut juice only one thing
I've ever missed this going out for a
drink with a few friends you can't mix
with the colonists they're unspeakable
so I had no one to talk to to say when
you go back how would it be if I came
with you you mean there's nothing for me
in Paris you're wonderful why don't you
all come lots of women through your day
if you like and plenty of drink you
practically give it away
sounds good try and think the ministry
would give me a leave of absence William
I didn't mean you but pack oh I do I
sign what about you sure Dan I know you
get nervous crossing the road well if
you're all going I don't want to be left
out oh you did you know what the best
thing would be is it if there were
several of us then we could really
organize we could really fight back
against the corruption all the French
out there the whole administration every
single one of them has on the take
listen to me let me try and make this
absolutely clear to you because I don't
think you're really concentrating now
imagine you are a provincial policeman
that is to say ignorant and prejudiced
and they put you out to the colonies are
you following
they say Doug don't you think it would
be more profitable to put this in
writing I'm not interested in profitable
now are you following I am listening
when you get there you find that you
have absolute power over people that you
are stupid enough to think are in Ferris
wait a minute and the law says that you
can fine them for a lot of things that
they never thought were wrong and then
if you please then you can keep
one-third of the money that true that
are very heavy ed mr2
expenses don't give me that shit we're
talking about people who are being
bribed by you to commit every crime
their limited intelligence can devise I
can't see what purpose is served by
being offensive just a question of
finding the best way of that was heard
at the beginning afterwards we went on
to the conservatory it was in a
campaigning mood it told the director
but if he hadn't made a decision by the
end of the week about whether or not he
was going to perform your Symphony I'd
come back and stand on his face I really
think it might be better if you let me
deal with these things myself work and I
expect I always will be I'm sure you
will what's the matter with you nothing
we have these things absolutely safe a
lovely letter by Thomas we have
scheduled know be skating this is a
friend of mine from Sweden mr.
Springboro is the writer stay back googa
googa no more letter humble wouldn't
have thought what short of a writer
theatre mostly but I'm afraid Swedish is
the only language she can speak good
thing I'm thinking about conversation
yesterday William I shouldn't you come
to Tahiti
bring the family no I don't think so
pianos owner and clay we sweets are far
enough away from home as it is I'd love
to go
interesting-looking butter you could
speak a civilized language we can invite
him to one of our Thursday discussions
asuka God but we delight you to come
it's arrived what poor old uncle zzs
cash here at last area that's right
isn't it is did uncle's every home
should have one at least only my
grandfather have been as productive as I
this might have been an annual
occurrence
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my uncle died oh no means have been able
to buy some things for Jemaine I love
something for you
does that mean you're going away no I'm
not sure there's enough for them
I think I need customers isn't it better
if I come to you serious complaint from
the concierge best in the afternoon what
about you they were in a cage it'll take
at least an hour then wrap that horse
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merci
yeah do you mean it when you said you
wanted to pose for me
was that me what Dave Ruel means yeah
what makes love
have you been out out where I have one
or two things to do
you're working for me you know I'm here
anta all right get ready you can take
over I thought you were painting me no
it's not the likeness I need I just need
to form there's nothing to get upset
about I'm not upset
you just cheated me that's all don't be
sorry you won't get me to do with that
again this is it like a mother wouldn't
be very pleased if she knew
come in it's open
who is that if I find this who want this
that's right I have come on behalf of
your wife oh yeah perhaps I should
it seems your anger died recently and
left you some money
leading me to reflect that there is a
God after all your wife feels she's
entitled to half the legacy in you of
the children and so on I'm sure she's
right can I afford to give her half of
the legacy that is the question that we
should be asking ourselves and why
should you be able to afford it you said
in your letter you had had a very
successful exhibition critically
successful I said and on the other hand
I understand that she has been able to
sell a large number of my paintings yes
true almost exclusively to me am I not
entitled to have that money I think I
may be
see your way out it was you or - let me
use her half of the legacy to buy back
my paintings I should let you buy back
my paintings with my money no you should
let me buy back my paintings with uncles
easiest money but did she who needs the
money not I am pass besides I have grown
rather attached to your paintings tell
me that that abominable little country
has at last produced a man of taste you
don't care for Denver I can test it well
one of one of the tragedies of my life
is that the majority of my children are
being brought up to be Danish I can't
agree but of course you can't have a
drink no I think I'd better leave now I
have enjoyed our little chat
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least I'll let them FINA some Sulaimon
see the sunshine or not blending - yah
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you're forgiven me make yourself useful
offer the cakes around
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enjoying yourself just go upstairs a
moment
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I can understand why you're going back
yes
if these paintings say anything they say
I have found my home my plan is to start
an artists colony back there with
several of my friends from downstairs
see Julian is coming as our chronicler
that's right it's principally a matter
of finances oh yes
financing normally our Thursday's are
more in the way of an aesthetic
discussion tonight his Exceptionalist
celebration as I've just come into a
little money which you would rather
spend on drink than on boat tickets what
could be more understandable you have a
monkey yes I'm extremely interested in
monkeys I've done a great deal of
research into Darwin's theories and I
think I've been able to establish quite
conclusively that in many respects he
was entirely misguided and I have proved
for example that the gorilla is the
offspring of a shipwrecked sailor and
the common female aid which brings us
back in a way to your painting Thank You
Julian
do you like them
now how can when like what one cannot
understand you see who are these women
civilized woman the kind of woman we
might legitimately idealize is innately
inferior to man I just published a paper
on the subject so how much more inferior
and unworthy of the attention of an
artist must be these savage I should
quite wrong the so-called Savage is
infinitely more civilized than we can
ever be it's a preposterous suggestion
why do we suffer
why do you suffer well what I mean is
here in Europe we suffer all the time
jealousy possession money worry
ambition continual discontent these
people suffer as well of course they do
intensely but for moments moments of
grief pain but like us we spend a whole
lifetime fighting our way blindly
towards all the things that are a
natural part of their existence
acceptance calm trust respect for others
and we never get there because we all of
us have forgotten but they have not
forgot secrets of innocence
in any case Monsieur it's quite clear
that you are a true artist and I know I
shall dream of these made
let some matter with you she's modeling
for me hmm I never want to see you again
Oh wasa the friend of mine you'll want
to submit down again no no that's enough
for today it's time we left Paris I like
Paris soon as I finish this we'll go to
Brittany shall we leave in the spring
then yes yes solutely that only gives us
four or five months to find it money for
the fair and if anyone's in real
difficulty there's still some of uncle
zzs cash left
Viva uncle ZZ Eva uncle zzs cash
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while he was away looking at the things
he had made and the objects he chose to
live with I felt his presence more
strongly than ever before and I missed
him
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let's once a monkey agenda certainly not
I know all about sailors used to be one
it's all wind take no notice
hi how come you're so much bigger than
your brother dirty nigger hey you hit
him yes he's my son
then you should teach him better manners
whoa panko O'Connor backhoe huh yeah
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why did you stop that they be dads
how long are you going to be like this
certain weeks an artisan I'm God
actual color of an object you see it's
almost irrelevant colors have feelings
each one contains its own emotion you
must try to marry the object to the
color which best expresses its essence
you'll find out there all this is much
easier to grasp the clarity you you'll
understand that it is the simplest
shapes and translate the deepest
feelings also it's warmer then you had
better go back to Paris and how am I
supposed to live you live before you met
me didn't you
why do people to tend on others go back
to my studio and she was a painting take
it to a much more larger nobody was your
paintings
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okay he's broken his leg you asked if
you can subdued it down to prevent to
look after him let me go it's out of the
question but I want to go I'd be happy
to look after him it's out of the
question you must tell them Julien it's
serious now they must start making their
arrangement I will have to go as soon as
possible in the new year I understand
did you know how the grow neck was
taking this instead of rent he told me
yes and I said nobody wanted my
paintings she knew nothing I'm told you
know I'm told down here my paintings are
highly valued ones I saw last time I
stayed here and the owners grew tired of
them I understand they found there was
nothing like treated canvas for resoling
their shoes
don't eat the model Christ better than
her up long enough you can tell food
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the day of his return I was ridiculously
happy I ought to have known that is
everyday past he was being frozen out of
France
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I wanted to come do what's happened
Anna moved out took everything with her
all my money everything
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the worst of it is I don't have enough
known to buy my fair was here back to G
et well then I'm glad she's doing tell
me
I found a way to get back
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did you bring some money on the contrary
I was hoping to borrow some inheritance
it was stolen what every penny of it was
stolen from my studio last month
nevertheless it's true so you have come
here to beg hey I just need to get
enough money together to get me back to
JT I should never have come back to
Europe it was a bad mistake there's
nothing for me here
well once I'm there I will never trouble
you again do you expect me to give you
money what about your children's what
about my children where are they when I
knew you were coming I sent them to my
sister's for the day if you have no
money I thought I might make an
arrangement or think of oak's husband
what's his name Brenda's he likes my
only aim I don't want you to that's why
not oh it's good more than he knows what
to do with us
yes sold to him by u'b I told you
have you come back
going back to Gigi come to say goodbye
no don't go
but with me always
think about you every day Cuchillo
father will come and speak to you later
you're upset why couldn't you have left
us alone I will I am going to we're
never going to see me again
I said
a string bag you go girl
I understand it's your birthday well
this is hardly the place to spend it
it's the first time I've had been in
hospital I was quite right to keep you
away for so long I must say you meet a
Muslim philia class of person I'm afraid
I haven't brought you a present
ah contrary I want you to give me a
present
go on I'm holding a sale of my paintings
at Hotel dro to raise money for us to go
to Tahiti
like you to write a note for the catalog
no no why not but I told you before I
can't understand these primitive
abilities I saw your play last month the
father yes it was far more barbaric than
anything in my poor paintings you think
so it showed more clearly than anything
I've seen for years that the ordinary
bourgeois household is deadlier than the
deepest jungle
you should have supplied your hero with
a machete top hats on naked savages
where there are men and Moors especially
women there is destruction why don't you
write me a letter explaining why you
don't want to write a catalogue note and
I'll use it as a catalog don't you know
why I'm here
it's called psoriasis and I close my
hand to write the blood bests out
between my knuckles it's not enough for
artists so suffer mentally as they must
and materially as they do in the end
they suffer physically the very act of
creation
life being what it is one dreams of
revenge least if I get away I can escape
all that no but I salute the attempt I
have to leave hospital next week when
the money runs out I'll write you your
letter thank you
everybody understand it keeps bidding
until each picture gets to 300 francs I
can't afford to sell them for less 200
francs 220 250 280 300 frames 320 400
francs
400 francs 450 450 first time second
time third time at 450 Sol to Reseda God
makes lot is this striking portrait
entitled honor the Javanese anybody
reading 100 francs 100 francs nobody
bidding no bid for this lot anybody very
100 francs
anybody bidding 100 francs for this
portrait nobody bidding 100 francs 100
francs for this slot anybody bidding 100
francs for this slot one 100 francs 100
francs
it's your bid at 100 anybody else 100
francs 100 120 120 francs 120 150 thank
you at 150 180 180 180 200 200 francs
200 fax 200 francs
220 220 250 250 250 280 280 280 300
francs at 300 first time second time
third time 3-under track so to this
gentleman there make slot counting the
ones we bought in the percentage on them
if you'd clear about eighteen hundred
francs god tickets nearly a thousand
there won't be enough over to buy
somewhere to live Oh
HECO Savannah no Connor asked me to tell
you something what they've decided they
don't want to go
so it's just us I don't have any money
look
there's enough here to get the two of us
there we'll have to find a job for a
while when we arrived the conquer
I wanted to I thought I wanted to
I laid there all last night training it
over in my mind frightened
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I'm sorry
you go till the others I'll be along
soon
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welcome you know I do 1,500 francs well
I'm not going to bargain with you all
right you're going back quite right if
you don't mind my saying sir you should
never have returned I mean that's you
that's your personality people think of
you as the man in Tahiti they don't want
to see you here it confuses them I
wanted to propose a deal to you I'm
listening
you send me 200 francs a month I'll send
you everything I do know I'll leave it a
while if you don't mind my mind Oh am I
going to eat don't everything grow in
trees
not since we got there your manage keep
in touch I'll send someone for the
pictures you take them what get them out
of here I don't want to see them again
I'll go carry all three you want them or
don't you
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I don't understand why you want to go
I may as well starve there is anywhere
take me
you wouldn't be happy there I'm not
happy you I'm on this horrible to me
Williamson
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you don't want to completely different
room I could live together have children
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I've always felt like a father to you
how can your father - how and even
father your own children give me a lack
of you here
don't eat his heart once
this is for you
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No
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I never heard from him again myself but
I understand that by the autumn he was
back in Tahiti at last where it seems
that he was very happy for a while
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you
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