What is tahiti gauguin museum?

The Tahiti Gauguin Museum is a museum located in Papeete, Tahiti that is dedicated to the life and work of the French painter Paul Gauguin. The museum was opened in 1964 and is located in a colonial-style building that was formerly used as a courthouse.

The museum features a collection of Gauguin's paintings, drawings, and sculptures, as well as the artist's personal belongings and letters. The collection includes some of Gauguin's most famous works, such as "Manao Tupapau," "Mahana no atua," and "Te Tamari no Atua," which were all painted during the artist's time in Tahiti.

The museum also provides information on the history and culture of Tahiti during Gauguin's time, with exhibits that showcase traditional arts and crafts, as well as examples of the island's flora and fauna.

The museum is open daily, with guided tours available for an additional fee. Visitors can also purchase souvenirs and art books related to Gauguin and Tahiti in the museum's gift shop.