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Odilon Redon, a master of Symbolism famous for his spooky charcoal 'noirs' earlier in life, completely flipped the script around 1900 with this vibrant explosion of color. Red roses and deep purple blooms seem to float magically against a hazy, textured background, living up to the title 'Flowers without a vase.' It’s like a bouquet held together by pure imagination rather than gravity. These late-career 'flowers of the dream' show that even the most mysterious artists eventually just wanted to celebrate the joy of color.
- Technique
- Oil on canvas
- Material
- Canvas and oil paint
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