Delve into the enigmatic world of Henri Rousseau with this captivating art book focused on his masterpiece *The Dream*. Part of MoMA’s acclaimed One on One series, this volume offers an intimate exploration of Rousseau’s final major work—a mesmerizing blend of jungle exoticism and domestic surrealism that defined his unique artistic vision. Art historian Ann Temkin guides readers through the painting’s symbolism and its pivotal role in modern art history.
### Key Features
* In-depth analysis of Rousseau’s *The Dream* by MoMA curator Ann Temkin
* Explores the self-taught artist’s unconventional techniques and inspirations
* Richly illustrated with 35 high-quality reproductions and details
* Part of MoMA’s distinguished One on One series of art monographs
### Specifications
Pages: 48
Illustrations: 35
Series: One on One (The Museum of Modern Art)
### Ideal For
* Art students and scholars studying early 20th-century avant-garde movements
* Collectors of beautifully produced art books with expert commentary
* Visitors to MoMA seeking deeper context about this iconic painting
