The Forest Floor (dessous De Bois) — Théodore Rousseau

The Forest Floor (Dessous de Bois)


Théodore Rousseau (1812 - 1867)

Descubre a Pierre Étienne Théodore Rousseau (1812-1867), pintor clave de la Escuela de Barbizon conocido por sus paisajes realistas y representaciones románticas de la naturaleza. Explora obras como 'Les Chênes d'Apremont'.

The Frick Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, Estados Unidos)

Viva la grandeza de The Frick Pittsburgh a través de obras maestras como "La espigadora" de Millet en la opulenta mansión Clayton y descubra un legado de arte e industria que merece ser explorado.

A passionate nature lover who believed he, “heard the voices of the trees,” Rousseau was part of the Barbizon school—a group of artists named for a village about 30 miles from Paris where they were based. They often painted in the nearby Forest of Fontainebleau; Rousseau even helped to get the area preserved as a park. The Barbizon artists were part of a larger movement in literature, music and visual arts called the Romantic movement—in which artists painted emotional, expressive views of the world.