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Meet Henri Rousseau, the Untrained Artist Who Wouldn’t Quit Painting—Despite the Ridicule He Received From Critics
A new retrospective at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia examines the career of the 20th-century French painter, who ...
“Henri Rousseau: A Painter’s Secrets” is a major retrospective featuring almost 60 paintings from institutions around the world. It was put together by the Barnes Foundation, which has the largest ...
Open to the public on Sunday, Oct. 19, the Barnes Foundation’s “Henri Rousseau: A Painter’s Secrets” exhibit is not to be ...
The self-taught painter Henri Rousseau was mocked for his clumsy compositions and awkward perspectives. But if he had been trained, modern art as we know it might never have happened, writes Alastair ...
The year is 1890 and Henri Rousseau, palette in hand, is standing to attention for the occasion of his self-portrait, an arrestingly large picture entitled Myself, Portrait-Landscape. Wearing his ...
(MENAFN- Swissinfo) The painting in question is La muse inspirant son poète (The muse inspiring the poet) painted in 1909 by Henri Rousseau, the Basel Kunstmuseum said on Tuesday. The museum bought ...
In early 1955, as he entered the final years of his legendary career at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, Alfred H. Barr Jr. was asked by his old Harvard mentor, Paul Sachs, to identify his most ...
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