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Henri Rousseau, whose full name was Henri Julien Felix Rousseau, was a French painter that followed the Post-impressionist school, specifically the 'Primitive' or 'Naive' current. His work is recognized as the inspiration for several important artists that followed him, as Picasso and Leger.
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Did Henri Rousseau go to art school?
Yes he did go to art school:)'xoxo
What is Henri Matisse's ART movement?
Fauvism, which is a kind of Expressionism.
When did Henri Matisse begin to paint?
Henri Matisse's started art when he was 19 that is round about 1908
What kind of art materials did Henri Matisse use?
Henri Matisse was had a unique painting style all his own. He liked to use bright and dark colours. And he used his wife as a model for many of his paintings. His subjects were largely domestic or figurative. It was called Fauvism.
What kind of art technique uses a house paint known as latex?
acrylic
What is Henri Rousseau's style?
Naive Art.
What art school did Henri Rousseau go to?
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What art school Henri Rousseau go to?
xOxO
What artists paint animals?
check out Henri Rousseau and David Shepherd. my art project is animals and my teacher suggested these artist to me hope i helped =]
Where did Henri Rousseau get his art ideas?
he got it from his local art school by:asmaa
Where did Henri Rousseau go to school?
he did not go to art shool
Did Henri Rousseau go to art school?
Yes he did go to art school:)'xoxo
What did other artists think of Henri Rousseau art work?
they response to it by:asmaa
Did Henri Rousseau's art work become famous before he died?
Yes, it did.
What subjects did Henri Rousseau enjoy?
art maths English lots more but most of all he loves art - drawing
Was there ever an Henri Rousseau painting in the Louvre?
Except for special exhibitions (and then rarely) the Louvre does not have 20th century art.
What was Henri Rousseau's technique?
Henri Rousseau's technique involved using bold colors, simplified forms, and flattened perspectives in his paintings. He often painted exotic and dreamlike scenes inspired by his imagination rather than direct observation, leading to his distinctive style known as "naïve art." Rousseau's paintings have a unique charm and mystical quality that have made him a noteworthy figure in the art world.
