Topic 2 - The Dream, Rousseau, 1910

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when was it painted?

1910

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who painted it?

Henri Rousseau

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Rousseau is known for his…

stylised and naive but detailed painting style

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Rousseau was largely ….. taught

self

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part of a series of…

25 Jungle Canvases

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the dense foliage was directly observed at the…

Jardin des Pantes

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where was the Jardin des Plantes?

in the Natural History Museum of Paris

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Rousseau himself stated: “When I am in…

these hothouses, it seems to me that I am entering a dream.”

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the overall impression is one of…

abundance

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it poses as a lush, fertile garden of Eden-style refuge from…

the modern world

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the foliage is given as highly…

decorative and flattened appearance

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the whole painting is treated like a…

still-life - there is not dynamism in the scene, not even wind

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to the left there is a…

reclining female nude on a couch set in the jungle landscape

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there is another figure just to the right, a…

snake charmer hidden in the greenery

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Rousseau used around … shades of green for all the foliage

40

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quite a dark painting, the only source of light is..

the moonlight we get from the top right

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rousseau never actually saw a…

jungle in person

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his interpretation of a jungle was constructed from…

gardens, magazines and stories from soldiers

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his style was criticised for being too …. and clashing with …..

naive and ‘primitive’ / academic

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Rousseau’s freedoms allowed him to…

present the familiar in an unfamiliar way

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what shows the cubist influence?

the shallow picture plane associated with cubist spatial experiments

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how is the influence of German Expressionism shown?

the naivety of his style, associated with the authenticity of children’s art which was prized by the GE movement

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how is the influence of the Surrealists seen?

dream-like subject matter, the psychological jolt explored by Surrealists

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Robert Hughes argues that the ….. was involuntary

“intense stylisation”