The Pink Candle 1910

"The Pink Candle" (1910) is a still life by Henri Rousseau, a French Post-Impressionist artist. It is a characteristic example of Rousseau's naive art style with simplified forms and vibrant colors. The painting depicts a pink candle, a bottle of liquor, some fruit, and a piece of cheese arranged on a table. Rousseau's work, often inspired by his experiences in the jungle, is known for its childlike innocence and captivating charm, which resonates with viewers of all ages. The Philips Collection in Washington, DC, houses this intriguing artwork.