CDPC Gauguin Paul

Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin (1848-1903) is one of the four greatest masters of post -impressionism. Along with the field of Cezann, Vincent Van Gogh and Henri Toulouse-Latra, he took the lessons of impressionism, and then blew up the style from the inside, creating his unique artistic language. The undoubted giftedness, powerful creative temperament, the independence of judgments and the domineering character - everything determined the leader in Gauger. The artist, incomprehensible and rejected during his life, after death received complete unconditional recognition and is now rightfully the greatest painter of his era. About 170 works of Gauguin’s fields are presented on the disk, an article on the facts of biography and painting genres in which the master worked, as well as the chronology of the main stages of his life and creativity. The disk is intended for art historians and a wide range of readers.
Features of the product:
through viewing illustrations
Album mode
Slide show mode
Built -in image editor
Export to external images editing programs
The conclusion of illustrations and texts to print with flexible printing capabilities
Database with cataloging information on works
Full -text database search
Search by names of works
The possibility of highlighting, adding comments and creating bookmarks in the texts.
System requirements:
Microsoft Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/HP, IBM PC 486 and higher, 16 MB RAM, CD-ROM, SVGA