Indeed, the notion that one is inherently born an artist is often challenged by historical examples such as Henri Rousseau and Alfred Wallis. These individuals demonstrate that artistic talent can emerge or be nurtured later in life, contrary to the idea of innate artistic ability. Henri Rousseau, for instance, began his artistic journey in his 40s after working as a toll and tax collector. Despite lacking formal training, he developed his unique style and became known for his vibrant and imaginative paintings. Similarly,…
