“An Improvised Dressing-station” is a work by Austin Osman Spare, belonging to the Symbolism art movement and classified within the genre painting category. The artwork portrays a makeshift medical station amidst the chaos of what appears to be a battlefield. In the foreground, the composition features a soldier attending to wounded individuals laid out on …
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The artwork, titled “a Nursing Orderly (indoor)- Endell Street Military Hospital, London,” was created by artist Austin Osman Spare. It belongs to the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements and is classified as a portrait. In this piece, the subject, a nursing orderly, is depicted indoors. Dressed in medical attire, she stands with her back …
The artwork entitled “Ascension of the Ego from Ecstasy to Ecstasy” was created by Austin Osman Spare in 1913. This illustration is associated with the Symbolism art movement. In the artwork, a dynamic composition of surreal forms and anthropomorphic elements unfolds vertically. It features a central figure entwined with swirling, organic shapes that blend with …
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The artwork titled “Dame Rachel Crowdy RRC – the Principal Commander of the VADs” was created by Austin Osman Spare. This portrait belongs to the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) art movements. The artwork exudes a formal and refined demeanor, characteristic of these art genres. The artwork depicts a poised figure, dressed in a dark …
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The artwork titled “Dr. Flora Murray Working at Her Desk Observed by a Unnamed Man to Her Side,” created by Austin Osman Spare in 1918, belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is classified as a genre painting. In the artwork, Dr. Flora Murray is depicted diligently working at a desk, surrounded by various office …
The artwork entitled “Effloration,” created by the artist Austin Osman Spare in 1952, is a notable example of the Symbolism art movement and falls within the genre of symbolic painting. In this vivid and intricate artwork, a rich, deep blue background punctuated with ethereal swirls of orange and red hues frames a series of surreal …
“Portrait of the Artist,” created by Austin Osman Spare in 1907, belongs to the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements and is a self-portrait. The artwork is a captivating exploration of the artist’s internal and external worlds, rendered in a highly detailed and intricate style. The artwork presents a complex scene dominated by a central, …
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“Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps: Tending Graves at Wimereux Cemetery,” created by the artist Austin Osman Spare, is a genre painting associated with the Symbolism art movement. The artwork captures a poignant moment reflecting the labor and solemnity of members of Queen Mary’s Army Auxiliary Corps as they tend to the graves at Wimereux Cemetery. …
The artwork titled “Sitter Identified as Beatrice Alison Macfarlane (by Her Son Colin Laird from Ely, Visited 9.7.1998)” was created by Austin Osman Spare and is associated with the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements. The genre of the artwork is portraiture. In this portrait, the subject, Beatrice Alison Macfarlane, is depicted in full length, …
The artwork, entitled “Wimereux Cemetery,” is a landscape painting by the artist Austin Osman Spare. Created within the Symbolism movement, this piece captures a serene and contemplative scene of a cemetery in Wimereux. In “Wimereux Cemetery,” Spare utilizes muted colors and delicate brushstrokes to depict the tranquil setting of the cemetery. The composition includes a …
The artwork, titled “The Chateau of Neuchatel at Dusk, with Jura Mountains Beyond,” was created by John Ruskin in 1866. Representing the Romanticism and Symbolism movements, this cityscape captures the serene beauty of the chateau at Neuchatel as dusk settles, with the grand Jura Mountains in the background. The artwork depicts a tranquil scene at …
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“Beauvais,” created by John Ruskin in 1854, belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is a fine example of landscape art. The artwork portrays a serene yet dramatic sky, encompassing various shades of blue and grey that create a tranquil evening atmosphere. It features diffused light emanating from behind the clouds, possibly from the setting …
The artwork, titled “View of Amalfi,” is a cityscape created by John Ruskin in 1844. This piece belongs to the Romanticism and Symbolism art movements, offering an artistic representation of the Italian coastal town of Amalfi. In “View of Amalfi,” Ruskin captures the ethereal beauty of the town with soft, almost dreamlike brushstrokes. The painting …
The artwork titled “Portrait of Ivan Kliun,” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1933, is an exemplary piece from the Symbolism art movement. This portrait, distinguished for its unique and evocative style, falls within the portrait genre, encapsulating the essence and spirit of its subject, Ivan Kliun. In this portrait, the subject appears enigmatic, captured with …
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“Prayer” is an artwork created by Kazimir Malevich in 1907. Executed using wood and tempera, it embodies the Symbolism movement and stands as a genre painting. The dimensions of the artwork are 70 x 74.8 cm. The artwork features a contemplative figure engaged in an act of prayer, enveloped in warm, earthy tones enhanced by …
The artwork titled “A scene from the drama of Leonid Andreev Anathema” was created by Kazimir Malevich in 1909. This piece belongs to the Symbolism movement and is categorized as a literary painting. The artwork depicts a dramatic and somber scene set against the backdrop of a desolate, rocky landscape. The somber mood is conveyed …
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The artwork, titled “Bathers,” was created by Kazimir Malevich using oil on canvas. Belonging to the Symbolism art movement, this piece is categorized as a sketch and study. The dimensions of the artwork are 59 by 48 centimeters. In the artwork, Malevich portrays three human figures standing in an outdoor setting, characterized by a vivid …
The artwork titled “Self-Portrait,” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1907, exemplifies the Symbolism movement. Rendered in tempera on cardboard, this self-portrait measures 69 by 70 centimeters. This piece features Malevich himself, engaged in the introspective artistic practice characteristic of Symbolism. In the artwork, Kazimir Malevich’s visage occupies the central focus, adorned with a red bow …
The artwork titled “Town,” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1910, belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is a cityscape genre piece. The painting presents a vibrant and vivid depiction of urban life. In this artwork, the landscape is teeming with intricate details and striking colors. It features an array of abstracted forms and patterns …
“Triumph of the Skies,” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1907, is a religious painting that epitomizes the Symbolism art movement. This work, rendered in tempera on cardboard, measures 72.5 x 70 cm. The artwork presents a mystical vision suffused with religious iconography and ethereal figures, suggestive of a celestial celebration. The artwork depicts a divine …
The artwork titled “Two Dryads”, created by Kazimir Malevich in 1908, falls under the genre of mythological painting and is associated with the Symbolism art movement. The artwork depicts two mythological creatures known as dryads, who are tree nymphs in ancient Greek mythology. The composition is circular in shape, with an ornate, stylized tree at …
The artwork titled “Sketch for Fresco” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1907, is a tempera on cardboard piece measuring 69.3 by 71 cm. Categorized under the Symbolism art movement, this work falls within the genre of sketch and study. The sketch emanates a serene, mystical quality, characteristic of Symbolism, and serves as a preparatory study …
The artwork, “Song of the Blue Clouds,” created by Kazimir Malevich, is dated between 1907 and 1908 within the Russian Federation. Rendered in graphite, this portrait belongs to the Symbolism art movement. In the artwork, a lone figure is depicted playing a violin while seated amidst a forested landscape. The scene is characterized by the …
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The artwork titled “Veil” was created by Kazimir Malevich in 1908, utilizing the medium of gouache on cardboard. This religious painting belongs to the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements and is housed in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia. “Veil” depicts a serene and contemplative scene in which a figure lies horizontally, bathed in …
“Woman Picking Flowers” is an artwork created by Kazimir Malevich in 1908. This piece, belonging to the Symbolism art movement, is categorized as a genre painting. The artwork depicts several women amidst a lush, floral landscape. The figures, rendered using soft, pastel-like colors, stand surrounded by abundant greenery and flowering plants. With their forms outlined …
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The artwork titled “Oak and Dryads,” created by Kazimir Malevich around 1908, is executed in gouache and watercolor on paper. Categorized under the Symbolism and Art Nouveau (Modern) movements, this mythological painting resides in a private collection. The artwork depicts a vibrant scene dominated by a grand oak tree, accented with lively and intricate designs. …
Henry Ossawa Tanner’s artwork “Christ and His Disciples on the Sea of Galilee” from 1910 is a religious painting that draws on the Symbolism art movement. This painting embodies Tanner’s interpretation of a well-known biblical narrative, with the genre further enhancing the evocative and thought-provoking nature of the scene. The artwork presents a scene set …
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“Le Touquet” by Henry Ossawa Tanner, completed in 1910, belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is categorized as a landscape genre. The artwork, painted by the notable artist Henry Ossawa Tanner, conveys profound symbolic meanings through its depiction of a serene, moonlit landscape. In the artwork, one can observe a tranquil night scene suffused …
“The Disciples See Christ Walking on the Water,” created by Henry Ossawa Tanner in 1907, is an evocative religious painting that falls within the Symbolism art movement. This work is housed in the Des Moines Art Center located in Des Moines, Iowa, United States. The artwork depicts a serene yet mystical scene set on a …
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The artwork titled “Angels Appearing before the Shepherds,” created by Henry Ossawa Tanner in 1911, belongs to the Symbolism art movement and falls under the genre of religious painting. This magnificent piece is housed in the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC, US. In the artwork, Tanner masterfully depicts an ethereal scene where the …
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Odilon Redon is the creator behind the artwork “Bouquet of Flowers in a Green Vase,” a compelling painted canvas that dates back to circa 1907. Melding elements of Realism with Symbolism, this painting catches the eye with its richly hued and vivid bouquet, rendered with oils on canvas. The artwork measures approximately 73.03 by 53.98 …
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The artwork “Bouquet of Flowers in a White Vase” by Odilon Redon exemplifies the confluence of Realism and Symbolism, two significant art movements. This oil on panel creation falls under the genre of flower painting. Although the current whereabouts of this piece remain within a private collection, the essence of the painting is widely acknowledged …
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The artwork “Bouquet of Wild Flowers” by Odilon Redon dates back to circa 1900 and is an oil on canvas creation measuring 38.1 by 55.2 centimeters. Falling under the genres of Realism and Symbolism, this flower painting is currently held in a private collection. Its contribution to art highlights Redon’s transitional phase, embracing naturalistic subjects …
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The artwork titled “Bouquet with White Lilies in a Japanese Vase” is a pastel on paper created by the artist Odilon Redon, who is associated with both the Realism and Symbolism art movements. It is a flower painting that measures 72 x 46 cm. Presently, this work is part of the collection at the Albright-Knox …
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The artwork titled “Brunhild (The Valkyrie)” is a creation of the artist Odilon Redon, a notable figure associated with the Symbolism art movement. This mythological painting embodies the rich and imaginative vein of symbolic content that often characterizes Redon’s work. It currently resides within a private collection and is not on public display. In the …
The artwork titled “Buddha” by Odilon Redon was created around 1906. Rendered in pastel on paper, this piece is associated with the Symbolism movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. Currently, the artwork is housed in the Kröller-Müller Museum located in Otterlo, Netherlands. The representation of the Buddha in the artwork is imbued …
“Buddha in His Youth” is a religious painting by Odilon Redon, completed in 1904. This artwork is a representative piece of the Symbolism art movement, reflecting a period that favored spirituality, the imagination, and dreams over the realistic representation of the material world. The genre of religious painting often seeks to convey deeper, metaphysical truths …
The artwork “Head on a Stem” by Odilon Redon is an evocative piece that utilizes the mediums of charcoal on paper. It is a quintessential example of the Symbolism movement, which is recognized for its emphasis on emotions and ideas over realistic representation. As a symbolic painting, it embodies the tendency of Symbolist artists to …
“Head with Flowers,” created by Odilon Redon circa 1907, is a work of art steeped in the Symbolism movement. The medium of the artwork is oil on canvas, with dimensions of 52.07 by 46.99 cm. This symbolic painting resides within a private collection. The piece is known for its visionary blend of reality and imagination, …
The artwork titled “He falls, head-first, into the abyss (plate 17)” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1896. This piece was executed using the medium of lithography on paper and is part of the genre known as symbolic painting. It belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is included in the series “The …
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The artwork “Helena (Ennoia) (plate 10)” was crafted by the artist Odilon Redon in 1896. This piece is the tenth plate in “The Temptation of Saint Anthony” series and is a symbolic painting, which falls under the art movement known as Symbolism. The medium used in creating this work is lithography on paper. Redon’s works …
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The artwork titled “Here is the Good Goddess, the Idaean mother of the mountains (plate 15)” was created by artist Odilon Redon in 1896. This piece is executed through the medium of lithography on paper and is part of the series “The Temptation of Saint Anthony.” As a work stemming from the Symbolism movement, it …
The artwork entitled “Homage to Leonardo da Vinci” is a creation by Odilon Redon from the year 1908. This piece, a pastel on paper, exemplifies the Symbolism art movement. As a genre painting, it offers a narrative depth beyond its formal elements. The work is part of the collection housed at the Stedelijk Museum in …
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The artwork titled “I am still the great Isis! None has yet lifted my veil! My fruit is the Sun! (plate 16)” is a lithograph on paper created by Odilon Redon in the year 1896. The piece is associated with the Symbolism art movement and is part of “The Temptation of Saint Anthony” series. The …
The artwork “Icarus” by Odilon Redon is a mythological painting created using oil on canvas, connected to the Symbolism art movement. Currently held in a private collection, this piece embodies the Symbolist interest in myth, dream, and emotion. In the artwork, a solitary figure assumed to be Icarus is presented in an abstracted form against …
The artwork entitled “I have sometimes seen in the sky what seemed like forms of spirits” is a creation of French artist Odilon Redon. It was produced in 1896 through the process of lithography on paper. This piece is a symbolic painting and forms part of the series “The Temptation of Saint Anthony.” With its …
The artwork titled “Immediately three goddesses arise (plate 11)” by Odilon Redon, created in 1896, is a lithograph on paper that serves as a sketch and study. It forms part of “The Temptation of Saint Anthony” series and exemplifies the Symbolist art movement, which favored the use of symbolic imagery over realistic representation, aiming to …
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The artwork, titled “Profile of a Child (Profile of a Girl with Bird of Paradise),” was crafted by the artist Odilon Redon circa 1908. As a manifestation of the Symbolism art movement, this portrait genre piece is maintained within a private collection, and it conveys the characteristic mystical and dreamlike qualities associated with Redon’s oeuvre. …
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The artwork “Profile of a Young Girl” by Odilon Redon dates back to circa 1900. Crafted as a pastel on paper, it measures 48.5 cm by 34 cm and exemplifies the Symbolism art movement. Redon is known for his unique blend of mysticism and dream-like imagery within his portraits and this artwork is no exception, …
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The artwork “Red Boat with Blue Sails” was created by the artist Odilon Redon, dating back to circa 1907. This piece of art was painted using the medium of oil on canvas. It exemplifies the Symbolism art movement and falls within the genre of marina. Presently, the artwork resides within a private collection. The artwork …
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The artwork entitled “Red Thorns” is a creation of artist Odilon Redon, executed in the medium of pastel on paper. Belonging to the Symbolism art movement, it presents itself as a portrait with dimensions measuring 51.5 by 37 centimeters. The piece is currently held in a private collection and is characterized by its symbolic and …
The artwork entitled “Reflection” by Odilon Redon epitomizes the Symbolist art movement, characterized by its use of metaphorical imagery to suggest emotions and ideas. Created using pastel on paper, this genre painting resides in a private collection. The medium of pastel allows for rich, vibrant colors and a soft texture, which is evident in the …
The artwork “Rodolphe Bresdin” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1865. It is a portrait rendered in pencil on paper and is representative of the Symbolist art movement. The dimensions of the piece measure 31 cm in height by 24.2 cm in width. This artwork exemplifies Redon’s interest in capturing the essence of …
The artwork “Roger and Angelica” was created by Odilon Redon around 1909 and is an exemplar of the Symbolist movement. It is categorized as a literary painting, given its inspiration from a narrative source. This piece is part of the collection at the Kröller-Müller Museum, located in Otterlo, Netherlands. The artwork portrays a vibrant, dreamlike …
“Roger and Angelica” is an artwork by Odilon Redon, dating from circa 1910. The medium used is pastel on paper. It belongs to the Symbolism movement, a genre that seeks to represent ideas and emotions through symbolic imagery. The artwork falls within the literary painting genre, as it is inspired by or connected to literary …
The artwork “Roger and Angelica” by Odilon Redon, created in 1910, is a distinguished example of the Symbolist art movement. Fashioned using pastel on paper, this literary painting draws inspiration from literary sources and is characterized by its symbolic and dreamlike quality. The artwork is housed in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) located in …
The artwork “Roland at Roncesvalles” by Odilon Redon, dating from circa 1869, is an oil on canvas embodying the principles of the Symbolism art movement. It is a literary painting, reflecting on the themes associated with its historic and narrative foundation. This genre often involves a representation or evocation of literary stories, capturing moments or …
The artwork titled “The Old Woman: What are you afraid of? A wide black hole! Perhaps it is a void? (plate 19)” is a symbolic piece created by French artist Odilon Redon in 1896. It is crafted through the medium of lithography on paper and is part of the “The Temptation of Saint Anthony” series …
The artwork entitled “The Origins” was created by the artist Odilon Redon, who was associated with the Symbolism movement. This genre of symbolic painting seeks to represent ideas and emotions through an evocative visual language that often draws on dreamlike and fantastical elements. In the artwork, there’s an intriguing and somewhat disconcerting presence of a …
The artwork titled “The Prisoner,” created by Odilon Redon in 1879, is a seminal piece within the Symbolism art movement, noted for its allegorical and symbolic nature. As a symbolic painting, it engages with themes and ideas beyond the literal, aiming to provoke contemplation and evoke emotions. Upon examining the artwork, one is immediately struck …
“The Raven,” created by Odilon Redon in 1882, is a significant work within the Symbolism art movement and belongs to the genre of animal painting. The artwork is part of the collection at the National Gallery of Canada, located in Ottawa, Canada, and reflects the unique style and thematic focus that characterize Redon’s oeuvre and …
The artwork entitled “There were also embryonic beings,” created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1885, is a compelling example of lithography on paper. As part of the Symbolism art movement, this piece is categorized under the symbolic painting genre and is a constituent of the “Homage to Goya” series. The aesthetic and thematic choices …
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The artwork titled “The Saint” was created by the artist Odilon Redon around 1903. This oil on cardboard piece is representative of the Symbolism art movement and falls within the genre of religious painting. Currently, “The Saint” is held within a private collection. The artwork exhibits a distinct ethereal quality that is characteristic of Redon’s …
The artwork “Buddha Walking among the Flowers” by Odilon Redon, created in 1905, embodies the Symbolism art movement’s vision by utilizing oil on canvas to evoke religious and transcendent themes. At over a century old, the painting is a testament to the enduring appeal of Redon’s work and currently resides in a private collection. This …
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The artwork “Bust of a Man Asleep amid Flowers” by Odilon Redon is a genre painting crafted with watercolor on paper, belonging to the Symbolism art movement. Currently, this piece is housed in a private collection. Examining the artwork reveals a delicate interplay between the human form and nature, with a man seemingly at rest, …
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The artwork titled “Butterflies” is an oil on canvas creation by Odilon Redon, an artist associated with the Post-Impressionism and Symbolism movements. This animal painting is part of the collection at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) located in New York City, NY, US. The painting depicts a serene and dreamlike vista filled with a …
“Butterflies” is an enchanting oil on canvas artwork by Odilon Redon, dated 1913. The piece, measuring 64.8 by 49.8 centimeters, embodies both Post-Impressionist and Symbolist elements. Notably categorized within the animal painting genre, the artwork belongs to a private collection. Its thematic focus and technique are testaments to the idiosyncratic style that defines Redon’s contribution …
“Caliban on a branch” is a work of art by Odilon Redon, dating back to 1881. This artwork is crafted using chalk and charcoal on paper, and it resides within the symbolism art movement, a genre known for its evocative and mystical qualities. The dimensions of the artwork are 49.9 x 36.7 cm. It is …
The artwork entitled “Calvary” was created by Odilon Redon around 1897. It is executed in pastel on paper and exemplifies the Symbolism art movement. The dimensions of this religious painting are approximately 69 x 53 cm. Currently, “Calvary” resides in a private collection, indicating that it is not on public display. The composition of the …
Odilon Redon’s artwork “Cauldron of the Sorceress,” created in 1879, is an evocative piece rendered in charcoal on paper, aligning with the Symbolism movement. With dimensions of 40.8 x 37.1 cm, this symbolic painting is housed at the Art Institute of Chicago in Illinois, United States. It reflects the period’s inclination towards imagery that delves …
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Created in 1890 by artist Odilon Redon, the artwork titled “Ceaselessly by my side the demon stirs” is a work of lithography on paper, measuring 25.6 x 20.7 cm. This piece is emblematic of the Symbolism art movement and falls within the genre of symbolic painting. It is currently housed in the Art Institute of …
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The artwork “Initiation to Study” by Odilon Redon, created in 1905, is rendered in oil on canvas and is associated with the Symbolism movement. The genre painting is presently housed at the Dallas Museum of Art in Dallas, Texas, United States. Redon’s work often traverses the boundary between the visible and the visionary, and this …
The artwork titled “Intelligence was mine! I became the Buddha! (plate 12)” was crafted by the artist Odilon Redon in 1896. The medium employed for this piece is lithography on paper. Measuring 30.6 x 21.4 cm, it represents a work within the Symbolism movement, more specifically as a part of the “The Temptation of Saint …
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The artwork entitled “In the balance” was created by artist Odilon Redon around 1880. This symbolic painting, executed in the medium of charcoal on paper, resonates with the Symbolism art movement. The artwork measures 38 x 36 cm and is held in a private collection. The genre of this piece is symbolic painting, which represents …
The artwork “In the section” by artist Odilon Redon dates back to 1879. Executed as a lithograph on paper, it measures 24.4 x 16 cm and falls within the Symbolism movement. This particular work is part of the “In the Dream” series and is recognized for its symbolic painting genre. The artwork presents a striking …
The artwork entitled “In the shadow people are weeping and praying, surrounded by others who are exhorting them (plate 6)” is a significant piece by Odilon Redon, created in 1896. Odilon Redon was a prominent figure in the Symbolism art movement, which is reflected in the symbolic nature of this particular painting. The artwork belongs …
The artwork “I plunged into solitude. I dwelt in the tree behind me. (plate 9)” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1896. This piece is a lithograph on paper rooted in the Symbolism art movement and is part of a series titled “The Temptation of Saint Anthony.” As a symbolic painting, it draws …
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The artwork titled “Jacob Wrestling with the Angel” is an oil on panel piece created by the artist Odilon Redon circa 1905. As part of the Symbolism movement, the painting possesses religious significance and measures approximately 46.99 by 41.28 centimeters. The piece belongs to a private collection, emphasizing the era’s interest in spiritual and emotive …
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Odilon Redon’s “Jacob Wrestling with the Angel” is a notable work of the Symbolism art movement, produced around 1907. This oil on canvas painting measures approximately 61.9 by 143.5 centimeters and falls within the religious genre. The artwork is housed in the Brooklyn Museum, located in New York City, New York, United States, where it …
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The artwork titled “Joan of Arc” is a creation of the artist Odilon Redon, known for his considerable influence on the Symbolist movement. This creative expression is conveyed through the delicate use of pastel on paper, measuring approximately 132.08 x 91.44 cm. The portrait occupies a prestigious place within the celebrated Musée d’Orsay in Paris, …
The artwork titled “Lady Macbeth,” created by French artist Odilon Redon, dates back to circa 1898. This piece is part of the Symbolism art movement and serves as a literary painting, as it draws inspiration from Shakespeare’s renowned play, “Macbeth.” Crafted using pastel on paper, the work features dimensions of 55 by 40 centimeters and …
The artwork titled “Sacred Heart,” created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1910, is executed in pastel on paper and belongs to the Symbolism art movement. It measures 46.5 by 60 centimeters and is categorized as a religious painting. Currently, the artwork is housed at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, France. The artwork depicts a …
The artwork titled “Saint George,” created by the artist Odilon Redon circa 1905, is a religious painting that exemplifies the Symbolist movement. The medium used is pastel on paper, and it resides within a private collection. Symbolism as an art movement is characterized by its use of dreamlike imagery and mystical themes, often conveying more …
Entitled “Saint George and the Dragon,” this evocative artwork is a creation of the eminent artist Odilon Redon, dating back to circa 1909. Meticulously rendered in oil on panel, the piece is an exemplar of the Symbolist movement, of which Redon was a noteworthy exponent. The genre of the painting is religious, depicting a scene …
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The artwork “Saint Sebastian” by Odilon Redon dates back to circa 1910. It is rendered in pastel on paper and is classified within the Symbolism movement. Entailing a religious theme, the genre of the painting is identified as a religious painting. Presently, the artwork is housed in a private collection. In the artwork, a solitary …
The artwork titled “Saint Sebastian” was created by Odilon Redon around 1911. As a representation of the Symbolism art movement, this religious painting captures aspects that are emblematic of Redon’s exploration of the spiritual and the emblematic. The artwork depicts Saint Sebastian, a Christian saint and martyr, traditionally portrayed in art as a youthful figure …
The artwork titled “Saint Sebastian” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1910. Executed in pastel on paper, this piece exemplifies the Symbolist art movement. The dimensions of the artwork are approximately 26.75 x 20.88 cm, and it is categorized as a religious painting. Currently, “Saint Sebastian” is housed at the Musée des Beaux-Arts …
The artwork titled “Salome” is a creation by Odilon Redon, dating back to around 1893. Executed in pastel on paper, this piece is a fine example of Redon’s involvement with the Symbolism movement, an art movement that sought to express ideas and emotions through esoteric and often mystical imagery, rather than represent the observable world …
The artwork titled “Satan” by artist Odilon Redon was created in 1877 and epitomizes the Symbolist art movement. The medium used in this work includes charcoal and gouache on paper, and it measures 57 cm by 48 cm. Characterized as a sketch and study, this piece is currently housed in a private collection. The artwork …
The artwork titled “The Seashell” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in the year 1912. This piece is executed in pastel on paper, a medium that Redon frequently utilized to convey his unique vision. With dimensions of 57.8 x 52 cm, the work comfortably fits within the still life genre and is an exemplary …
Odilon Redon, a pivotal figure in the Symbolism movement, created “The Sermon,” an artwork celebrated for its evocative expression and use of color. The oil on panel piece measures 39.1 x 16.8 cm and is a genre painting that delves beyond the visible world to explore themes of spirituality and the subconscious. It currently resides …
“The Servant,” a genre painting by Odilon Redon, represents the Symbolist art movement. Measuring 23 by 18 centimeters, this piece resides within a private collection. The artwork exudes the characteristic subtleties of Symbolism, inviting viewers to reflect on its inherent meanings and emotional undercurrents. The artwork features a single figure, presumably a servant, performing what …
The artwork entitled “The Wheel of Fortune” was created by the artist Odilon Redon. This piece is executed with oil on panel and represents the genre of symbolic painting within the art movement of Symbolism. The artwork is part of a private collection, implicating that its viewing may be limited to selected audiences, as opposed …
“The Window,” created circa 1904 by artist Odilon Redon, is an oil on canvas artwork belonging to the Symbolism movement. This genre of symbolic painting is known for its depiction of mystical and dream-like visions that transcend reality. The artwork is currently held in a private collection. The artwork presents an ethereal scene viewed through …
“The Window” is an artwork created by Odilon Redon around 1907. Employing oil on canvas, Redon crafted this piece within the Symbolism art movement, presenting a composition categorized under the genre of symbolic painting. The artwork presents a richly textured and hauntingly atmospheric scene focusing on a large, ornate window. The center of attention is …
“The Winged Man (The Fallen Angel),” created by Odilon Redon in 1880, is an oil on canvas artwork that embodies the Symbolist art movement. This symbolic painting is part of the collection at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux, located in Bordeaux, France. Redon’s work is renowned for its evocative and dreamlike qualities, which are …
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“The Yellow Cape,” a work by Odilon Redon dating back to 1895, embodies the aesthetic principles of the Symbolism art movement. This symbolic painting, rendered in pastel on paper, conveys its enigmatic narrative through a rich tapestry of visual language rather than direct representation. Currently, the artwork is housed in a private collection. The artwork …
The artwork titled “The Yellow Sail” is a creation by the artist Odilon Redon, dating back to approximately 1905. Redon’s work is executed in pastel on paper and is often associated with the Symbolism art movement. The dimensions of this piece are 47 x 58.4 cm, and it falls under the genre painting category. “The …
The artwork titled “Centaurs” by Odilon Redon, created circa 1910, exemplifies the Symbolist movement within the oeuvre of mythological painting. This oil on panel creation is currently housed in a private collection. Symbolism as an art movement is characterized by its tendency to express ideas symbolically through metaphor and allegory, often delving into the realms …
“Centaur with Cello” is an art piece created by Odilon Redon in 1910. This oil on canvas painting belongs to the Symbolism movement and embodies a mythological genre. The artwork measures 34.93 by 26.99 cm and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork depicts a centaur, a mythological creature with the upper body …
The artwork “Christ” by Odilon Redon is a notable piece executed through the medium of lithography on paper, rendering it with a distinct textural quality intrinsic to this printmaking technique. This piece is rooted in the Symbolism art movement, characterized by its philosophical and introspective nature, and it falls under the religious painting genre, which …
The artwork titled “Christ and His Disciples” is a religious painting by Odilon Redon, astonishing in its vivid expression of the Symbolist art movement. Redon, recognized for his unique approach to Symbolism, employed oil on canvas to evoke the spiritual and mystical themes inherent in this genre. Though currently held within a private collection, the …
“Christ in Silence,” created by the French artist Odilon Redon around 1897, is a prominent work executed in charcoal on paper that falls within the Symbolism art movement. The artwork, measuring 58 x 46 cm, portrays a religious theme, being that of a contemplative or silent Christ. The artwork features the solemn figure of Christ …
The artwork “Christ on the Cross” by Odilon Redon, created circa 1897, is a religious painting belonging to the Symbolism art movement. Despite its religious subject matter, the piece is owned privately. The Symbolism movement, under which this artwork is categorized, is known for its evocative and mystical qualities, exploring themes of spirituality, the subconscious, …
The artwork entitled “Christ with Red Thorns” is a creation by Odilon Redon, dated circa 1897. This piece embodies the artistic essence of the Symbolism movement, rendered in charcoal on paper. The artwork’s dimensions are 50 by 40 centimeters and it classifies within the genre of religious painting. Presently, this work is a part of …
The artwork titled “Chrysalis” is an oil on canvas creation by the artist Odilon Redon, who was a notable figure within the Symbolism art movement. This symbolic painting, which is part of a private collection, encapsulates the essence of Symbolism by conveying a narrative beyond the visible, delving into the realm of emotion and idea. …
The artwork entitled “Closed Eyes,” created by the artist Odilon Redon circa 1894, is an oil painting on canvas that participates in the Symbolism movement. This portrait genre piece is part of a private collection. Redon’s usage of the medium and the tenets of the Symbolist movement contribute to the piece’s ethereal and introspective qualities. …
The artwork “Closed Eyes” by the artist Odilon Redon dates back to the year 1890. It is a painting executed in oil on canvas, measuring 44 by 36 centimeters. This work is associated with the Symbolist art movement and is categorized as a portrait. Presently, it resides in the Musée d’Orsay, situated in Paris, France. …
The artwork “Lady of the Flowers” by Odilon Redon is a portrait that dates back to circa 1895. It is an oil on canvas, reflecting the artist’s unique approach that is closely associated with the Symbolism art movement. This genre of painting focuses on portraying the inner life and emotions, frequently employing allegorical content to …
“Landscape with Eve” is an artwork by Odilon Redon, created around the year 1900. The medium utilized is oil on canvas, embodying the Symbolism art movement. The work measures approximately 26.99 by 21.27 centimeters and is classified as a religious painting. Currently, it sits in a private collection. The artwork depicts a mystical representation of …
“Leda and the Swan” is a mythological painting executed in watercolor on paper by the artist Odilon Redon, a notable figure within the Symbolism movement. This particular artwork is part of a private collection and encapsulates a dreamlike visual narrative that is characteristic of Redon’s mystical and often enigmatic oeuvre. The artwork depicts the mythological …
The artwork entitled “Lenor appears in front of the black sun of melancholy” was created by Odilon Redon in 1882. It is a lithograph on paper that measures 19.2 x 15.8 cm and belongs to the Symbolism movement. This piece is an illustration that is part of the “To Edgar Poe” series. The artwork is …
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The artwork entitled “Lenore” is an illustration by Odilon Redon, a renowned artist associated with the Symbolism movement. Symbolism is known for its evocative and imaginative approach, seeking to capture the essence of subjects through metaphor and suggestion rather than direct representation. This genre of art often delves into the realms of emotion, ideas, and …
The artwork entitled “Madness” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in the year 1882. It represents the Symbolism art movement and falls under the genre of sketch and study. As a notable work of this period, it captures the essence of Symbolism through its evocative and perhaps emotive portrayal. The artwork features the profile …
The artwork “Self Portrait” by Odilon Redon was created in 1880, employing the medium of oil on canvas. This work is a representative piece of the Symbolism art movement. As a self-portrait, it offers a deeply personal representation of the artist himself. Currently, the artwork finds its residence at the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, France. …
The artwork titled “Severed Head” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1878. This piece, crafted using charcoal on paper, measures 39.5 x 37 cm and is recognized as a symbolic painting belonging to the Art Movement known as Symbolism. The haunting and enigmatic quality of the artwork exemplifies the Symbolist movement’s aspiration to …
The artwork “She draws from her bosom a sponge, perfectly black, and covers it with kisses (plate 8)” by Odilon Redon was created in 1896 as part of a series titled “The Temptation of Saint Anthony.” This particular piece was executed using lithography on paper and can be categorized within the Symbolism movement. The genre …
The artwork titled “Silence,” created by Odilon Redon circa 1911, is a symbolic painting rooted in the Symbolism art movement. This piece, rendered in oil on panel, measures approximately 44.77 by 61.91 centimeters. While the current location of “Silence” is within a private collection, its influential presence continues to speak volumes through its portrayal and …
“Silence,” a symbolic painting by the artist Odilon Redon, embodies the Symbolism art movement. Redon’s evocative piece is housed within the esteemed collection of the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, located in Lille, France. The artwork encapsulates the ethereal and enigmatic qualities that are often associated with Symbolist works, engaging the viewer in a profound …
The artwork titled “Silence” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in 1900. This symbolic painting, executed in pastel on paper, resonates with the ethos of the Symbolism art movement. It is currently housed in the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City, NY, USA. “Silence” is a profoundly evocative piece that embodies …
The artwork entitled “Silence” is an oil on canvas creation by the artist Odilon Redon, aligning with the Symbolism movement. As a symbolic painting, this piece is part of Redon’s body of work that often delves into the representation of more abstract or mystical concepts. “Silence” is not displayed publicly, as it is currently housed …
The artwork entitled “Sita” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in the year 1893. It is recognized as part of the Symbolism art movement, and typifies the genre of symbolic painting which seeks to convey ideas and emotions through allegorical imagery. “Sita” is a compelling work imbued with spiritual and emotional depth. The composition …
The artwork in discussion is a pastel on paper sketch by Odilon Redon, a renowned artist associated with the Symbolism movement. The genre of this piece is categorized as a sketch and study, which serves as a testament to Redon’s exploration of form and mood, rather than a detailed narrative or portrait. Housed in a …
“Three Vases of Flowers” is a pastel on paper artwork created by Odilon Redon around 1909. This piece is a classic example of the artist’s foray into the genres of Realism and Symbolism and is emblematic of his flower painting work. The artwork measures 53 by 72 centimeters and, as of the time of reference, …
The artwork “Tree Against a Yellow Background” was crafted by artist Odilon Redon in 1901. Redon, a proponent of the Symbolist movement, employed various mediums, including oil, pastel, canvas, and tempera, to bring this piece to life. With its dimensions of 185 by 249.5 centimeters, this landscape genre painting is currently housed at the Musée …
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The artwork titled “Two Trees” was crafted by the artist Odilon Redon in 1875. This landscape genre piece is executed in charcoal on paper and measures 63.5 cm by 49.5 cm. As an exemplar of the Symbolism art movement, it likely aims to evoke emotions and ideas beyond the visible scene depicted. The artwork consists …
Odilon Redon’s symbolic painting “Two Women under a Red Tree” is an oil on canvas artwork dating from circa 1905. The artwork measures 56 by 30 centimeters and is associated with the Symbolism art movement. Symbolism often explored the idea of capturing the unseen or inner experience rather than factual reality. Currently, the artwork resides …
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The artwork titled “Two Young Girls among the Flowers,” created by Odilon Redon in 1912, is an oil on canvas that belongs to the Symbolism movement. This genre painting, which is part of a private collection, encapsulates the Symbolist emphasis on dream-like atmosphere and the expression of emotions or ideas over realistic representation. The artwork …
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The artwork titled “Underwater Vision” was created by artist Odilon Redon around the year 1910. This oil on canvas piece is emblematic of the Symbolism art movement. The genre of the painting is marina, which typically encompasses marine subjects and seascapes. Currently, the artwork is held in a private collection. “Underwater Vision” is suffused with …
“Underwater Vision” is an evocative pastel on paper artwork crafted by the illustrious artist Odilon Redon, who is renowned for his contributions to the Symbolism movement. The dimensions of this stirring piece are 54 x 65.8 cm, and it is categorized within the marina genre, encapsulating the essence of nautical themes through its artistic expression. …
The artwork entitled “Underwater Vision,” created by the artist Odilon Redon in the year 1910, is executed in oil on canvas. This piece is representative of the Symbolism art movement and falls under the genre of marina. Currently, the artwork belongs to a private collection. The Symbolist movement, to which Redon contributed significantly, often delved …
The artwork entitled “Upon awakening I saw the Goddess of the Intelligible with her severe and hard profile” is a lithograph on paper created by Odilon Redon in 1885. Measuring 27.6 by 21.7 cm, it is part of the artist’s “Homage to Goya” series and belongs to the Symbolism art movement. As a symbolic painting, …
The artwork entitled “Closed Eyes,” created by Odilon Redon in 1899, is a quintessential example of the Symbolist movement. This portrait, which falls under the genre of Symbolism, was produced at the cusp of the 20th century and currently resides within a private collection. Redon’s work is often celebrated for its dreamlike quality and emotional …
The artwork entitled “Closed Eyes,” created circa 1894 by artist Odilon Redon, is a portrait executed in oil on panel. It is an exemplar of the Symbolism art movement and remains housed in a private collection. Redon’s work during this period often delved into the realm of fantasy and the expression of ideas rather than …
The artwork entitled “Closed Eyes” is a portrait created by Odilon Redon around 1895. This exemplary piece, rendered in pastel on paper, is a significant contribution to the Symbolist art movement. With its whereabouts in a private collection, the artwork reflects the essence of Symbolism through its subject and stylistic approach. In “Closed Eyes,” the …
The artwork titled “Combat of Centaurs” is a creation by Odilon Redon, an artist affiliated with the Symbolism movement, which aimed to express ideas and emotions through allegorical content and aesthetic nuances. Portraying a scene from mythology, this artwork is categorized as a mythological painting. At present, the piece resides within a private collection, thus …
“Composition with Flowers” is a work of art by Odilon Redon, executed in the oil on panel medium. It resonates with the Symbolism art movement, which sought to depict the mystical and the ethereal, often veering away from outright realism towards a more suggestive and emotional representation. This particular piece falls within the genre of …
The artwork titled “Cup of cognition (The Children’s Cup)” was created by artist Odilon Redon in the year 1894. It is executed in oil on canvas, adhering to the Symbolist art movement, a genre distinguished by its symbolic and often mystical content, seeking to represent ideas and emotions rather than physical reality. The dimensions of …
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“Dante’s Vision” is an artwork by Odilon Redon, created around 1914. The medium of this work is watercolor on paper. It belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is classified as a literary painting, referencing the works of the famous poet Dante Alighieri. Currently, the artwork is part of a private collection. It exemplifies the …
The artwork titled “David and Goliath,” created by Odilon Redon in 1875, is a charcoal on paper drawing that embodies the Symbolist art movement. Measuring 44 cm by 36 cm, this religious painting is a part of a private collection. The artwork explores a well-known biblical narrative through an evocative and moody style that is …
The artwork entitled “Day appears at last … and in the very disk of the sun shines face of Jesus Christ” is a creation by Odilon Redon from the year 1896. It is a symbolic painting, representative of the Symbolism art movement. This piece is plate 24 within a series by the artist. The artwork …
The artwork titled “Death: It is I who makes you serious; let us embrace each other” is a lithograph on paper created by artist Odilon Redon in 1896. Measuring 23.4 x 21.4 cm, it forms part of the series “The Temptation of Saint Anthony,” reflecting the Symbolist movement of the late 19th century, which sought …
The artwork entitled “Madness” is a creation of the artist Odilon Redon, dating back to 1883. This piece belongs to the Symbolism movement and is characterized as a portrait. It was executed using charcoal on paper, a medium that lends itself to the evocative and dreamlike qualities often associated with Symbolist art. In “Madness,” the …
The artwork titled “Man’s Head,” created by Odilon Redon, is a striking example of Symbolist artistry. Redon has employed charcoal and pencil on paper to render a portrait that measures 48.5 by 34.5 centimeters. This piece embodies the Symbolism movement, which was characterized by a fascination with dreams and the psyche, emphasizing emotional and visionary …
The artwork is a lithograph on paper created by Odilon Redon in 1903, portraying Maurice Denis. It measures 15.3 x 13.5 cm and belongs to the Symbolism art movement. This portrait is rendered in a style that prioritizes the emotional and mystical over the realistic and mundane, which is characteristic of Symbolist artwork. Within the …
The artwork entitled “Meditation” by the artist Odilon Redon is a pastel on paper, rooted in the Symbolism art movement. Measuring 46.5 x 55.5 cm, it is a genre painting and is currently held within a private collection. This piece is representative of Redon’s fascination with the ethereal and the exploration of the inner psyche …
The artwork titled “Melancholy” was created by the artist Odilon Redon in the year 1876. A prime example of the Symbolism art movement, the piece is executed in charcoal on paper. Symbolic painting often utilizes figurative imagery to represent ideas, emotions, and concepts that transcend simple visual representation. “Melancholy” is held in the collection of …
“Muse on Pegasus” is a mythological painting executed by Odilon Redon, a French artist associated with the Symbolism movement. Created between approximately 1907 and 1910, the artwork is an oil on canvas composition, measuring 73.5 by 54.4 centimeters. The piece exemplifies the Symbolist emphasis on dreamlike atmospheres and mystical subjects. The artwork features a central …
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The artwork titled “My kisses have the taste of fruit which would melt in your heart! … You distain me! Farewell! (plate 4)” is a creation of the artist Odilon Redon from the year 1896. Executed using the medium of lithography on paper, it resides within the genre of symbolic painting and is affiliated with …
The artwork “Mysterious Boat” was created by artist Odilon Redon, dating back to circa 1897. The medium of this piece is oil on panel. It is associated with Symbolism, an art movement that emphasizes the representation of ideas over realistic depiction. This particular symbolic painting belongs to a private collection. The artwork presents a dream-like …
