Seine and Eiffel Tower at Sunset Art Print by Henri Rousseau (1910)

A cityscape wall art print reproducing Henri Rousseau’s Seine and Eiffel Tower at Sunset (1910), with a Paris landmark, sunset and Naive Art theme.

This reproduction features blue, green and yellow tones with a Naive Art theme. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

A Paris sunset for your French-art collection

Bring a connection to Paris into your home with this reproduction of Henri Rousseau’s Seine and Eiffel Tower at Sunset (1910). The river, landmark and time of day give the artwork a particular sense of place, making it a thoughtful choice for someone who loves the French capital. Display it in a living room, study or gallery wall built around city views and travel memories.

About the artwork

Rousseau’s self-taught approach offers an individual perspective on a familiar Paris subject. This work connects the Seine and Eiffel Tower with the atmosphere of sunset, while the product’s recorded Naive Art theme provides a useful starting point for exploring the artist’s distinctive approach. It offers an alternative to a photographic city view, bringing an artist’s interpretation of Paris into your collection.

Make room for a favourite city

Imagine placing the print beside a bookshelf of travel journals, with warm wooden furniture, soft textiles and a memento from a Paris visit nearby. It can become a personal reminder of a journey or an invitation to think about a future one. The recorded blue, green and yellow palette gives you a starting point for coordinating accessories and companion prints without making the whole room follow a single theme.

A smaller format can join an existing gallery wall, while a larger print gives the Paris subject a more prominent place. Pairing it with another city-related work creates a geographical connection; combining it with Matisse and Mucha introduces contrasting approaches to art and design. Choose the size with your available wall space, furniture and preferred viewing distance in mind.

Pair it with

Continue the Paris theme with the Paris Hot Air Balloon poster (c. 1885). For a broader French-art gallery wall, add Henri Matisse’s Papiers découpés poster (1953) and Alphonse Mucha’s Fruit panel (1897), contrasting Rousseau’s cityscape with modern cut-paper design and Art Nouveau decoration.

Explore more French artwork and Rousseau decorating ideas

For a broader French-themed display, explore our vintage French posters collection.

Find inspiration for displaying the artist’s work in Choosing Henri Rousseau Prints for Home Decor Projects.

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