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Henri Rousseau : Monkey and Parrot in the Virgin Forest

£22.00Price

Discover exotic wildlife with Henri Rousseau's "Monkey and Parrot in the Virgin Forest," a vibrant jungle masterpiece featuring playful primates and colourful birds amid lush tropical foliage. This Post-Impressionist naive art print showcases Rousseau's distinctive primitive style and vivid imagination, creating an enchanting window into his fantastical animal paradise.

PREMIUM 200gsm PAPER

ARCHIVAL INK

TREE PLANTING

USING ECOLOGI

SUSTAINABLE PAPER

FSC CERTIFIED

FREE DELIVERY

OVER £45

30 DAYS RETURNS

HASSLE FREE

FRAMING AVAILABLE

READY TO HANG

about HENRI ROUSSEAU

Henri Rousseau painted some of the most vivid jungle scenes in art history. He never left Paris.

Every tiger in impossible foliage, every moonlit wilderness - conjured entirely from botanical garden visits, illustrated books, and an imagination that simply didn't need a passport. A customs officer who didn't start painting seriously until his forties. The art establishment called him primitive. Naive. He kept painting anyway.

Then Picasso threw him a banquet. Kandinsky championed his work. Genius doesn't always arrive in the expected packaging. Self-taught. Singular. Completely his own.

Find out more about Henri Rousseau →

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who are we?

Privileged Prints is a small, family-run studio - designing, producing, and curating bold art since 2020. Decades of creative experience behind every decision. No factory. No snootiness. Just exceptional prints, made sustainably, for people who believe art should be for everyone.

Art used to be for the privileged few. Not any more.

a framed art print of a Henri Matisse painting

OUR PRODUCTS

Museum-quality archival pigment inks. FSC-certified paper and frames, sourced locally in the UK. Framed prints arrive hand-finished and ready to hang.

We've partnered with Ecologi for four years, planting trees with every purchase.

Beautiful art shouldn't cost the earth.

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