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Member: Kam
Book: Henri Rousseau
Price: $60.00
Why it's so great: I'm an Art History student so my pick had to be something art-related, and one of my favorite painters is Henri Rousseau. When I'm at MoMA, I always find myself staring deep into his dream-like paintings so this book perfect for when in need of some visual indulgence. With 80 full color illustrations, this book marks the 100th anniversary of the artist's death and brings his infatuation with unruly nature to life, in a range of full-bodied, candy-colored, and acidic illustrations.
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FILED UNDER: books , ocny , new york , book club , Henri Rousseau , Kam Dhillon
Book: Henri Rousseau
Price: $60.00
Why it's so great: I'm an Art History student so my pick had to be something art-related, and one of my favorite painters is Henri Rousseau. When I'm at MoMA, I always find myself staring deep into his dream-like paintings so this book perfect for when in need of some visual indulgence. With 80 full color illustrations, this book marks the 100th anniversary of the artist's death and brings his infatuation with unruly nature to life, in a range of full-bodied, candy-colored, and acidic illustrations.
Browse all Books
FILED UNDER: books , ocny , new york , book club , Henri Rousseau , Kam Dhillon
