View of Parc de Montsouris 1895

Henri Rousseau, a self-taught artist often associated with the Naïve art movement, created "View of Parc de Montsouris" in 1895. The painting, known for its distinctive style, showcases Rousseau's unique perspective on the Parisian park. Featuring simplified forms, bold colors, and a flat perspective, the artwork captures the essence of the park's greenery and the figures strolling through the landscape, creating a peaceful atmosphere. Rousseau's art, despite his lack of formal training, is celebrated for its captivating simplicity and charming portrayal of nature.