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Rousseau Henri

ROUSSEAU Henri (1844-1910) – French artist-primitive. His nickname “The Customs Officer Rousseau” - he’d been obliged by his working for the Parisian custom house. The self-educated artist, Rousseau began to paint at his forty, after his resignation. In 1885 he exhibited his copies of old masters’ paintings, had been made in Louvre by himself in a free Art Studio at Elisey fields. A year later he painted “The carnival evening”. In this painting there are some features of his future individual style: alternation of plans, placement of figures at the landscape’s background and carefully work under the all details of composition. Last years of his life Rousseau turned to the problems of motion portray

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	In a Tropical Forest. Struggle Between Tiger and Bull.. Rousseau Henri. Fine art print A2 <NEW> Paper Type: Linen, 230 g/m²	6.30	3-5 working days	few