Bouquet of Flowers
Bouquet of Flowers
Odilon Redon
France
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Bouquet of Flowers
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As a young man, Redon was fascinated with Darwinian biology and enjoyed a close friendship with Armand Clavaud, the curator of the botanical gardens in his hometown of Bordeaux. In late floral still lifes such as this one, the artist demonstrated a naturalist’s sense of wonder as well as a richly inventive imagination, combining many different types of blooms and foliage in an effervescent display, attended by fluttering butterflies. The vase, which appears in a number of Redon's flower pictures, was made and presented to him by the ceramicist Marie Botkin around 1900.
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Artwork Type: Print
About the artist

Odilon Redon (1840–1916) was a French Symbolist artist known for his imaginative drawings, prints, and dreamlike paintings. Early in his career, he worked mainly with charcoal and lithography, creating mysterious and fantastical images. During the 1890s, he began exploring pastel and oil painting, developing a more colorful style inspired by nature, mythology, and Eastern religious traditions. His later works featured vibrant colors, floral still lifes, and abstract, dreamlike imagery. His art is considered an important precursor to Surrealism.
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