
Henri Rousseau, a French self-taught painter who loved jungles even though he never visited one.
A woman rests on a couch inside a lush green jungle full of flowers, lions, and hidden animals.
Rousseau painted this big, magical dream in 1910, the last year of his life.
He painted hundreds of leaves in many shades of green, layer upon layer, to build a rich jungle.
Hidden among the plants you can find lions, birds, an elephant, and a person playing a flute.
You can see it at the Museum of Modern Art, called MoMA, in New York City.
Rousseau studied real plants at the city garden in Paris to make his dream jungle feel alive.