River and Park Landscape, Henri Rousseau, 1885/90
Henri Rousseau, portrætHenri RousseauFrankrig, 1844–1910

River and Park Landscape

1885/90 · Drawing and Watercolor

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  1. 1884

    Permission to copy in the Louvre

    In 1884 Rousseau obtained official permission to copy paintings in the Louvre: he had no academic training but studied and copied the Old Masters there.

  2. 1886

    Debut at the Salon des Indépendants

    In 1886 Rousseau first showed his work to the public at the Salon des Indépendants, where beginners and self-taught artists shut out of the official Paris Salon exhibited; his first picture there was “Carnival Evening.”

  3. 1886–1893

    Twenty paintings in seven years: ridicule and friends

    Over the next seven years Rousseau, dividing his time between work, family and painting, showed about twenty pictures at the Salon des Indépendants; the public barely noticed them and critics kept mocking them, but his friends, the Impressionist painters, supported him, valuing his spontaneity and sincerity.

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