Rousseau, 1844 to 1910, was a catalyst in the creation of the Naive, Folk Art, style during the Post Impressionism movement. His paintings express innocence, clarity, and colour, while at the same time a subtle undertone and acceptance of the struggle and harshness inherant in being a creature alive in the world. Employed as a civil servant, he did not devote himself full time to painting until the age of 49. It's believed he never left France, yet he revelled in painting tropical and jungle scenes summoned from imagination and subconscious; as well as painting his own Parisian suburban environs. Picasso, passing used canvases to be painted over for sale on the street, noted the brilliance in one of the paintings and sought out the artist, it was Rousseau. This art slideshow displays each painting for up to 16 minutes (user modifiable) before softly blending into the next image. Why just hang art prints and posters on the wall? Turn your computer into a digital picture frame of famous masterpieces by history's greatest artists when it's not being used. It's like strolling through the great art museums and art galleries of the world. As beautiful as Giclee prints. An elegant touch to your environments interior designs. Inspirational and educational. Add these screensavers to your computer desktop collection of themes, wallpapers, backgrounds and icons. Supplies an endless gallery of beautiful images.
What is new in this release:
Version 4a may include unspecified updates, enhancements.
Limitations:
3-day trial
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