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Both the writer and the painter had met with early deaths in the South Seas: Stevenson at Vailima, in Samoa, in 1894; Gauguin at
Atuona, in the Marquesas, in 1903, while still at the height of their creative powers.
MARQUESAS ISLANDS: Hiva Oa [9[degrees]48'S, 139[degrees]01'W]: 2 [male], 5 [female], 3 juveniles, Entomology Survey (no further data) (BPBM); 4 [female], 3 juveniles,
Atuona Valley [9[degrees]47'S, 139[degrees]01'W], 7 July 1929, Mumford, Adamson (BPBM); 11 [male], 16 [female], 31 juvenile (2 vials),
Atuona Valley, in house, 11 July 1929, Mumford, Adamson (BPBM); 1 [male], 2 [female], 2 juveniles,
Atuona [9[degrees]48'S, 139[degrees]01'W], in house, 8 February 1987, J.W.
8--Bora Bora, Rangiroa, Omoa,
Atuona, Fares to be Vaipaee, Taiohae, Taha'a, Moorea, Papeete.
He died just two years later, and was buried in the Catholic cemetery above the village of
Atuona.
In Hiva Oa, the principal town on
Atuona in the Marquesas, she recorded her father visiting the Catholic mission where a gravely in Gauguin received assistance, the cemetery where the artist was buried in 1903, and the municipal archive where his death certificate remains on file.
Only the cat and dog you had just brought to live with you at your new house in
Atuona were there, watching you attentively, as if they understood the meaning of your bellows into nothingness, which were surely frightening the chickens, cats, and little horses that ran wild in the forests of Hiva Oa.
Viapaee,
Atuona, Omoa, Fakarva, Moorea, Papeete $3,590-20,190