Still Life with Flowers (1905) | Odilon Redon

Bring a touch of dreamlike beauty and subtle mystery to your home with this exquisite art print of a still life of flowers by the French Symbolist artist Odilon Redon. Created in the early 1900s, this work showcases Redon's unique approach to still life painting, characterized by soft colors, hazy outlines, and a focus on mood and atmosphere. The flowers, often depicted in ethereal light and surrounded by suggestive shadows, evoke a sense of quiet contemplation and poetic beauty. This print is a perfect addition for those who appreciate Symbolist art, evocative imagery, and the subtle power of floral still lifes.

Did you know? Odilon Redon's artistic career can be broadly divided into two distinct phases: his "noirs" (black and white works), primarily charcoal drawings and lithographs characterized by dark, fantastical imagery, and his later works, which embraced vibrant color and often depicted floral subjects.  While his earlier works explored themes of darkness and the subconscious, his later works, like this still life, focused on beauty, harmony, and the evocative power of color. This shift marked a significant change in his artistic style and subject matter.