Henri Rousseau, Rèmy de Gourmont and Alfred Jarry
2011.10
Henri Rousseau's lithograph "The War" (1894–1895) is part of the Symbolist journal Ymagier II and is presented on simili-japan orange paper. The artwork depicts a fierce, dynamic scene where a figure rides a galloping horse, wielding a sword and raised arm, set against a background of tumultuous lines that suggest chaos and conflict. Below the horse, numerous human figures lie sprawled on the ground, portraying the aftermath of battle. Rousseau’s distinct style is characterized by bold outlines and a flat application of color, further emphasizing the dramatic tension of the piece. The work encapsulates the Symbolist movement's themes of struggle and the human experience, reflecting the contrasting elements of grandeur and devastation.
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War
Henri Rousseau
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