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Carnival Evening(1886)

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Carnival Evening(1886)

"Le Verger(1886)", Henri Rousseau

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"Le Verger(1886)", Henri Rousseau

"Wagon in Front of the Mill(1879)", Henri Rousseau

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"Wagon in Front of the Mill(1879)", Henri Rousseau

"Le Moulin" (1879), Henri Rousseau

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"Le Moulin" (1879), Henri Rousseau

"War(1894)", Henri Rousseau

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"War(1894)", Henri Rousseau

"Outskirts of Paris" by Henri Rousseau is a captivating oil painting that showcases the artist's unique and dreamlike vision of the French countryside. With its lush greenery, charming houses, and serene sky, the scene evokes a sense of peace and tranquility. Rousseau's distinctive style, characterized by bold outlines and vibrant colors, adds a touch of whimsy and magic to the artwork.

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“Outskirts of Paris“, Henri Rousseau

"The Past and the Present, or Philosophical Thought (Le Passé et le présent, ou Pensée philosophique) (1899)", Henri Rousseau

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"The Past and the Present, or Philosophical Thought (Le Passé et le présent, ou Pensée philosophique) (1899)", Henri Rousseau

"Vue des fortifications(1896)", Henri Rousseau

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"Vue des fortifications(1896)", Henri Rousseau

Henri Rousseau's "Myself Portrait" is a captivating glimpse into the mind of a self-taught master. With its lush jungle backdrop and Rousseau's enigmatic gaze, the painting invites viewers into a world of vivid imagination and primitive charm. This unique self-portrait, created by a man often labeled an outsider artist, is a testament to the power of individual vision and the enduring appeal of Rousseau's visionary style.

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“Myself Portrait“, Henri Rousseau

“Boy on the Rocks“, Henri Rousseau

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“Boy on the Rocks“, Henri Rousseau

Rousseau's "War" is a powerful and disturbing image of the horrors of conflict. A central figure, seemingly a female warrior, rides a horse amidst a chaotic scene of destruction. The bold, contrasting colors and primitive style create a sense of urgency and fear.

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“The War“, Henri Rousseau

Step into a world of jubilation with this exquisite print of Henri Rousseau’s 1892 masterpiece, “A Centennial of Independence”. This artwork captures the essence of celebration, as elegantly dressed figures dance and revel under the vibrant banners that flutter in the breeze.

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“A Centennial of Independence“, Henri Rousseau

Henri Rousseau's iconic "The Sleeping Gypsy" invites you into a mysterious and enchanting world. A slumbering figure lies amidst a desert landscape, a lion standing guard nearby. The moonlit sky and vibrant colors create a dreamlike atmosphere, while the juxtaposition of the human and animal figures sparks curiosity. This captivating print is a timeless piece of art that will ignite your imagination.

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“The Sleeping Gypsy“, Henri Rousseau

In this 1909 masterpiece, Rousseau portrays an overgrown, sinister jungle. Leaves and flowers are magnified beyond reality, forming an impenetrable barrier. Furtive life hides within, and the moonlit night adds to the mysterious atmosphere.

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“The Equatorial Jungle“, Henri Rousseau

“Fight Between a Tiger and a Buffalo“, Henri Rousseau

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“Fight Between a Tiger and a Buffalo“, Henri Rousseau

"The Banks of the Bi-vre near Bic-tre" is an oil-on-canvas painting executed in 1908-1909 by French artist Henri Rousseau. It was a painting of a scene around Bicetre. This working-class community lived on the southern edge of the Paris city around the Bievre River.  The river is now buried underground as it crosses through a section of the city.

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"The Banks of the Bievre near Bicetre", Henri Rousseau

“The Repast of the Lion (1907)” by Henri Rousseau invites you into a lush, otherworldly jungle where reality and imagination intertwine. In this mesmerizing print, a majestic lion reclines amidst vibrant greenery, its golden coat blending seamlessly with the tropical foliage. Rousseau’s self-taught mastery shines through every leaf, petal, and whisker, creating a scene that is both tranquil and wild.

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"The Repast of the Lion (1907)", Henri Rousseau

“Outskirts of Paris (ca. 1897-1905)” by Henri Rousseau is a captivating piece that captures the tranquil beauty of Parisian outskirts with meticulous detail and vibrant colors. The lush greenery, charming architecture, and expansive skies transport viewers to a world where nature and civilization exist in harmonious balance.

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"Outskirts of Paris (ca. 1897-1905)", Henri Rousseau

“The Dream” by Henri Rousseau is a mesmerizing portal into a realm where reality and imagination entwine. Created in 1910, this iconic masterpiece invites viewers to wander through a lush, otherworldly jungle. At its heart lies Yadwigha, Rousseau’s Polish mistress, reclining naked on a divan—an almost surreal portrait. Around her, a symphony of flora and fauna unfolds: lotus flowers, birds, monkeys, an elephant, a lion, and a sinuous snake.

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"The Dream", Henri Rousseau

This Art Deco fashion illustration by George Barbier depicts a woman standing in a boudoir, adorned in a glamorous evening gown. The dress itself is a showstopper, a swirling masterpiece of black and white geometric patterns that cascade down her body like liquid.

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"Fumée: Robe du soir, de Beer (1921)", George Barbier

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