

No. 111 of 115 · The Art History Series
Bouquet of Flowers
Pictures by Odilon Redon
Odilon Redon's Bouquet of Flowers sets poppies, cornflowers and lilac rising from a blue vase, drawn in soft, glowing pastel. Redon said his flowers were born where two shores meet, the shore of what we see and the shore of memory. For someone who would love a bouquet that never fades.
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Symbolism and the Dream Painters / Bouquet of Flowers / Odilon Redon, about 1900-05 / Poppies, cornflowers and lilac rise from a blue vase in Redon's velvety pastel. He described his flowers as born where two shores meet, the shore of what we see and the shore of memory.







