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Where did Henri Rousseau get his art ideas?
he got it from his local art school by:asmaa
What was the Symbolism art movement?
Symbolist artists like Henri Rousseau and Edvard Munch focused on things that were felt rather than seen. Primary themes in symbolism include dreams and inner experiences
What art movement does peter Anton belong to?
Street Art
What art movement did hundertwasser belong to?
the "cha cha cha"
What art movement does this art belong to?
To accurately identify the art movement, I would need a description or image of the artwork in question. Different movements, such as Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, or Abstract Expressionism, have distinct characteristics and themes. Please provide more details about the artwork for a precise answer.
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?
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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's art work become famous before he died?
Yes, it did.
What did other artists think of Henri Rousseau art work?
they response to it by:asmaa
What subjects did Henri Rousseau enjoy?
art maths English lots more but most of all he loves art - drawing
What kind of art did Henri Rousseau paint?
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.
What art movement was Henri matisee part of?
Fauvism
What was the Symbolism art movement?
Symbolist artists like Henri Rousseau and Edvard Munch focused on things that were felt rather than seen. Primary themes in symbolism include dreams and inner experiences
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.
