Rousseau

Платье Rousseau, сшитое из драпирующейся вискозы ярко-красного цвета, идеально подойдет для коктейльного образа. Модель длины миди отличается асимметричным подолом, широким поясом со складками и объемными рукавами.

Les jungles oniriques d’Henri Rousseau Henri Rousseau (1844-1910) etait employe au service des douanes de Paris et revait de devenir un artiste celebre. A 49 ans, il decide de tenter sa chance. Au depart, ses toiles vivantes et luxuriantes representant la jungle ainsi qu’une faune et une flore exotiques furent meprisees, jugees pueriles et simplistes, mais son style unique et son obstination ne tarderent pas a attirer a lui les louanges. Apres 1886, il exposa regulierement au prestigieux Salon des independants, a Paris, et en 1908 Picasso organisa un banquet legendaire en son honneur. Bien qu’il soit surtout connu pour ses scenes tropicales, Rousseau n’a en fait jamais quitte la France, et trouvait son inspiration dans les livres et les magazines, ainsi que dans ses visites aux musees d’histoire naturelle et, parmi ses proches, dans les anecdotes de militaires qui avaient vu le monde. Il peint a l’huile, sur toile, utilise une palette de couleurs vives pour un rendu intense, et manie une certaine sensualite languide et luxuriante dont temoigne notamment le nu represente au milieu de la jungle de sa toile Le Reve. Aujourd’hui, «le mythe Rousseau» est bien etabli dans l’histoire de l’art et ne patit pas de la comparaison avec des maitres du post-impressionnisme comme Cezanne, Matisse et Gauguin. Cette introduction de reference de Taschen explore les ?uvres de cet artiste a l’eclosion tardive, et sa stature de heros improbable du modernisme.

Henri Rousseau (1844–1910) was a clerk in the Paris customs service who dreamed of becoming a famous artist. At the age 49, he decided to give it a try. At first, Rousseau’s bright, bold paintings of jungles and exotic flora and fauna were dismissed as childish and simplistic, but his unique and tenacious style soon won acclaim. After 1886, he exhibited regularly at Paris’s prestigious Salon des Indépendants, and in 1908 he received a legendary banquet of honor, hosted by Picasso.Although best known for his tropical scenes, Rousseau, in fact, never left France, relying on books and magazines for inspiration, as well as trips to natural history museums and anecdotes from returning military acquaintances. Working in oil on canvas, he tended toward a vibrant palette, vivid rendering, as well as a certain lush, languid sensuality as seen in the nude in the jungle composition The Dream.Today, “Rousseau’s myth" is well established in art history, garnering comparison with such other post-Impressionist masters as Cézanne, Matisse, and Gauguin. In this dependable TASCHEN introduction, we explore the makings of this late-blooming artist and his legacy as an unlikely hero of modernism.

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Henri Rousseau (1844-1910) was a clerk in the Paris customs service who dreamed of becoming a famous artist. At the age 49, he decided to give it a try. At first, Rousseau's bright, bold paintings of jungles and exotic flora and fauna were dismissed as childish and simplistic, but his unique and tenacious style soon won acclaim. After 1886, he exhibited regularly at Paris's prestigious Salon des Independants, and in 1908 he received a legendary banquet of honor, hosted by Picasso. Although best known for his tropical scenes, Rousseau, in fact, never left France, relying on books and magazines for inspiration, as well as trips to natural history museums and anecdotes from returning military acquaintances. Working in oil on canvas, he tended toward a vibrant palette, vivid rendering, as well as a certain lush, languid sensuality as seen in the nude in the jungle composition The Dream. Today, "Rousseau's myth" is well established in art history, garnering comparison with such other post-Impressionist masters as Cezanne, Matisse, and Gauguin. In this dependable TASCHEN introduction, we explore the makings of this late-blooming artist and his legacy as an unlikely hero of modernism.

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