EAN13
9782916378596
Éditeur
TERRE EN VUE
Date de publication
20 février 2016
Collection
MONOGRAPHIES CI
Série
Monographie citadines
Nombre de pages
32
Dimensions
16 x 19 x 1 cm
Poids
180 g
Langue
eng
Langue originale
fre

Monographie Citadines, The Customs Officer Rousseau In Paris

Bruno Delarue

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The self-taught artist, Henri Rousseau, known as the Douanier (custom’s officer), invented a form of art of such modernity that he was hailed by the greatest painters of his time. In Paris, which took centre stage in his work, he spent his time walking along the Seine, from Ile Saint-Louis to the suburbs, filled with wonder by each of its bridges. From the Jardin des Plantes or Montsouris Park, he brought home leaves and flowers which he studied with passion before transforming them into stunning exotic landscapes. Rousseau was the only one to see jungles in the heart of Paris.
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