Should Gauguin's works be removed from museums?

An opinion piece by Stefano Piantini on Artribune criticizes calls to remove Paul Gauguin's works from museums due to his relationships with Polynesian teenagers. Piantini argues that such moralism is ignorant and comparable to the actions of Reverend Rogatien-Joseph Martin, who destroyed Gauguin's works after his death in 1903. The article references a New York Times piece by Farah Nayeri titled "It is time Gauguin got cancelled?" and extends the argument to other artists like Balthus, Caravaggio, Egon Schiele, and Picasso, questioning whether their works should also be censored. Piantini condemns the trend as conformist and foolish, citing activist Shaun King's tweet about removing statues of a white Jesus. The piece defends Gauguin as a libertarian hero and critiques the current climate of censorship.