Bouquet of Flowers 1910

Henri Rousseau's "Bouquet of Flowers" (1910) is a striking still life painting featuring a vibrant bouquet of orange and yellow flowers in a white vase. The work, housed at the Tate Modern in London, showcases Rousseau's unique style. Known as a "naive" artist, he created simplified forms with bold colors, often drawing inspiration from nature. This painting exemplifies his distinct approach, capturing the beauty of a simple bouquet with childlike innocence and sincerity, making it a popular piece for art lovers.