Boy on the Rocks
Henri Rousseau · 1895/1897 · oil on linen
Public domain
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About this picture
Boy on the Rocks is a public-domain painting by Henri Rousseau, dated 1895/1897. Oil on linen. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Boy on the Rocks” (1895/1897) was made in Paris. When Rousseau paints a jungle, the plants and animals come from the botanical garden, prints, and taxidermy, not from a trip.
About the artist
Henri Rousseau (1844–1910), called Le Douanier, was a French painter who worked outside the academy. He painted sharp, still portraits and jungle scenes made in Paris from the botanical garden, picture books, and taxidermy, not from travel.
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