C Rousseau, Evening Landscape With Brushwood Collectors animals Many of his works appear

Many of his works appear lost in time and could easily sit alongside 18th or early 19th-century pieces

His works were exhibited at various museums including the Veluws and Stedelijk in Amsterdam

The painting is housed within its original frame and signed in the lower left

Part of the fun of Cubism is trying to figure out the subject in question and it’s not always a straightforward task

C Rousseau, Evening Landscape With Brushwood Collectors animals Many of his works appearAn atmospheric late 19th century oil painting depicting a rural view across to a distant village. In the foreground, two figures are gathering brushwood while a mother and son walk towards a small stream. The artist has used an earthy natural palette of browns, oranges and greens to great effect. The graduated sky is particularly splendid and evokes memories of peaceful evenings in the countryside. Stylistically, the painting fits with the approach