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تيودور روسو 1812–1867
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Rejecting the idealized and polished representations favored by Romanticism, Rousseau embraced the Barbizon School aesthetic, characterized by muted colors, sketchy brushwork, and a profound focus on atmospheric perspective. His work often featured: Complex textures that mirrored the organic irregularities of the forest floor and tree bark. His dedication to portraying the natural world with uncompromising accuracy helped pave the way for future movements, most notably Impressionism.