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After seeing the Antilles and returning to Paris, Gauguin was again brought face to face with the problem against which he had already struggled -- the problem of his poverty.
He had obtained at Martinique the vision of a new world of art, which he knew he was some day destined to realize. But for the present he had neither lodging and studio, nor resources of any kind. He was forced to live on charity.