The story of Gauguin"s flight to Tahiti and the art that resulted from that journey still fascinates viewers today. The one-time stockbroker Paul Gauguin left family and fortune for an existence as a painter on the island of Tahiti. This sixteen-month calendar features the lavishly reproduced portraits and landcapes, and evokes the simple, idyllic lifestyle of Tahiti that appealed so strongly to Gauguin. Gauguin in Tahiti 2004 is published in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name, which travels to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Washington, D.C., Montreal, and London from 2003-2004.