Please note: This program takes place at the Ingalls Library at The Cleveland Museum of Art. Gauguin’s Tahitian travel journal, Noa Noa, (which literally means, “Very Fragrant,”) is a work to which he returned repeatedly over the course of ten years. Begun on his first visit to Tahiti in 1891-93, Gauguin shared his intimate perceptions of the island both visually through the woodcuts he produced and through his narrative. Join us for a Tahitian travelogue using materials from the Ingalls Library’s collections as we explore this exotic land.