text: Sylvia Plath described a figure painted by this non-Italian as coming out of "Eden's navel" in a poem describing another figure's "moony eye.
full_question: Sylvia Plath described a figure painted by this non-Italian as coming out of "Eden's navel" in a poem describing another figure's "moony eye." This man put a row of red flowers along the bottom of a double portrait of Marie Laurencin and Guillaume Apollinaire called The Muse Inspiring the Poet. In another painting, he depicted his mistress Yadwiga with lotus flowers and a dark camouflaged man in the shadows. This painter placed a mandolin and vase on the sand under a clear night sky in a painting in which a lion "picks up [the] scent" of the title person but "does not devour her." He also painted a dark woman standing between a river and a forest while playing a flute. For 10 points, name this French Primitivist painter of The Dream, The Snake Charmer, and The Sleeping Gypsy.
first_sentence: Sylvia Plath described a figure painted by this non-Italian as coming out of "Eden's navel" in a poem describing another figure's "moony eye.
raw_answer: Henri Julien FÃ©lix Rousseau