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Le Douanier Rousseau

1844 (Laval) / 1910 (Paris)

A painter of exoticism, Henri Rousseau has never left Paris. Coming from imaginary and stylized "jungles", his figures are fixed and his landscapes two-dimensional, affixed in flat areas of bright colors. Although the lack of perspective in his paintings (almost purely decorative in appearance) was often criticized at the time, he was the precursor of "naïve" painting, which a group of artists who followed him would claim.



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Du Douanier Rousseau à Séraphine. Les grands maîtres naïfs

11/09/2019 - 19/01/2020
(Paris) Musée Maillol

Modernités plurielles. 1905-1970 - Nouvel accrochage des collections permanentes

23/10/2013 - 26/01/2015
(Paris) Centre Pompidou

Le nu, de Gauguin à Bonnard: Eve, icône de la modernité?

06/07/2013 - 03/11/2013
(Le Cannet) Musée Bonnard

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L’Art en guerre - France 1938-1947 - De Picasso à Dubuffet.

12/10/2012 - 17/02/2013
(Paris) Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris

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