Notre Dame View of the Ile Saint Louis from the Quai Henri IV 1909

"Notre Dame View of the Ile Saint Louis from the Quai Henri IV" is a painting by French artist Henri Rousseau, created in 1909. Rousseau's unique style, often referred to as "naive art", is characterized by its flat planes of color and simplified forms. The painting depicts a panoramic view of Paris, with Notre Dame Cathedral standing out prominently in the background. The scene is dominated by the river Seine and a bridge leading to the Ile Saint Louis. Rousseau's use of bold colors and simplified forms creates a striking and memorable image of the Parisian cityscape.