Henri Rousseau

Guggenheim has showcased various works by artists such as Henri Rousseau, Anish Kapoor, Frank

EzineArticles 2010

On 22 March 1958, in another letter to her mother, she wrote: "I've discovered my deepest source of inspiration, which is art: the art of the primitives like Henri Rousseau, Gauguin, Paul Klee and De Chirico."

Lines of beauty: the art of Sylvia Plath 2011

Another example is Henri Rousseau who retired from his job as a tax collector in Paris at age 49, had never left France or visited a jungle in his life, taught himself to paint, yet left the world with such renowned images as the "Snake Charmer".

Kimberly Brooks: Artist As Second Career: The Wild World Of Kathy Taslitz 2010

And forget culture altogether: Henry David Thoreau, Walt Whitman, and Henri Rousseau considered and duly noted, people sure do like to form groups and kill other people.

Lee Schneider: James Cameron's New Consciousness 2010

As far as I can tell, Henri Rousseau was the first artist to incorporate telephone poles and other "modern" aspects of life in his paintings; airplanes and balloons among them.

Wireless Era? James Gurney 2009

Carleen was on time, wearing a vintage black chiffon Poiret with a skirt depicting the jungle designs of Henri Rousseau in white pearls, seed beads, rhinestones, and silk embroidery.

Holly Would Dream Karen Quinn 2008

Carthage looks like an Henri Rousseau jungle painting inside the London Chrystal Palace.

If You Were Gilbert Kaplan... Lisa Hirsch 2008

Carleen was on time, wearing a vintage black chiffon Poiret with a skirt depicting the jungle designs of Henri Rousseau in white pearls, seed beads, rhinestones, and silk embroidery.

Holly Would Dream Karen Quinn 2008

Another example is Henri Rousseau who retired from his job as a tax collector in Paris at age 49, had never left France or visited a jungle in his life, taught himself to paint, yet left the world with such renowned images as the "Snake Charmer".

Kimberly Brooks: Artist As Second Career: The Wild World Of Kathy Taslitz 2008

As explained by an ardent capitalist-cum-letter-writer to the L.A. Times, they believe there was no such thing as society until Henri Rousseau, the French philosopher who wrote "the Social Contract," made it up.

Emily Levine: Extreme Monopoly 2008