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KMID : 0385320210320020052
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Journal of Korean Psychoanalytic Society
2021 Volume.32 No. 2 p.52 ~ p.63
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Study for Artist Henri Rousseau in the Perspective of the Unconscious: Centering on His Landscapes, Figures, Still-Life Paintings
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Lee Hyun-Kwon
Yoon Hye-Ri
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Abstract
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In first paper, the author explained that Rousseau’s series of jungles was a process which created an unconscious fantasy towards the mother Object. Based on this content, this paper analyzes various landscapes, figures, and still life paintings. Rousseau’s unconscious was expressed in response to these three genres of reality conditions, resulting in the creation of his own individual space and style on the canvas. ‘Naive’ and ‘primitive,’ which are art history experts’ evaluations of him, label Rousseau’s unique ability to interact with and express the unconscious like a child. Through the results of this analysis, the author argues that Rousseau’s position in modern painting is important and was pivotal for the course of art history, and that the unconscious perspective provides the context for his artistic style.
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KEYWORD
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Henri rousseau, Landscape painting, Portrait, Still-life, Unconscious perspective
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