The Seine at Sureness - Painted by Henri Rousseau- Circa. 1925. Premium Gold & Silver Patinated Frame. Ready to Hang! Stunning Designer Statement! Available in 3 Sizes - Small - Medium & Large.

Rousseau painted this moonlit landscape in Suresnes, a suburb west of Paris just beyond Puteaux which would later become the epicentre of the Salon Cubists. The artist angles the composition towards the city, juxtaposing the relative calm of these riverbanks with an icon of the industrial age - the Eiffel Tower. Gustave Eiffel constructed his tower in 1889 as an entrance to the World's Fair. Shortly after its conception, writers and artists such as Guy de Maupassant and Adolphe Bougereau viewed the tower as a monstrosity and vehemently protested its construction. The completed structure, originally meant to be temporary, was viewed with such controversial awe that it remained, becoming one of the most important landmarks in Europe. Rousseau celebrates the controversial emblem of France in this painting, softening its harsh angularity into a gently bending form that appears part of the organic landscape.

High Quality Framed Canvas. Sizes are Actual Image Size. Add 14cm to Determine Overall Size. Frame is Manufactured from Wood and Coated with a Stunning Silver Finish and Complimented by a Beautiful Gold Patination. The Frame Width is 7cm. The Frame Design is Classical European to Exude Style and Elegance in any Home or Office. Supplied Fully Assembled and Ready to Hang in Just Minutes!

Available in Three Sizes:

1. 70cm x 100cm - Large Format.(Add 14cm to Determine Overall Size)
2. 51cm x 76cm - Medium Format.(Add 14cm to Determine Overall Size)
3. 40cm x 60cm - Small Format.(Add 14cm to Determine Overall Size)