Henri Rousseau Paintings

Henri Rousseau (1844–1910) was a torchbearer for avant-garde artists who defied conventional norms to navigate their own artistic path. Ridiculed for his lack of formal training and his Naive and Primitive style, he was a self-taught artist. Pablo Picasso was so enamored by his work that he threw a banquet in his honour, which became one of the most notable events of the 20th century.

Henri Rousseau's most famous painting, Tiger in a Tropical Storm (1891) was inspired by his military experiences in the jungles of Mexico.

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Henri Rousseau Paintings

Banana Harvest

Fight between a Tiger and a Buffalo

Landscape and Four Fisherman

Landscape and Four Young Girls

Monkeys and Parrot in the Virgin Forest

Portrait of a Woman in a Landscape

Rendezvous in the Forest

The Banks of the Bièvre near Bicêtre

The equatorial jungle

The Family (La Famille)

The Laundry Boat of Pont de Charenton

The Past and the Present, or Philosophical Thought

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