Flowers in a Vase with one Handle (c.1905) by Odilon Redon

Flowers in a Vase with one Handle - Odilon Redon - c.1905

Artwork Information

TitleFlowers in a Vase with one Handle
ArtistOdilon Redon
Datec.1905
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions51.44 x 40.32 cm
Art MovementRealism
Current LocationPrivate Collection

About Flowers in a Vase with one Handle

The artwork entitled “Flowers in a Vase with one Handle” was crafted by the renowned artist Odilon Redon around the year 1905. This oil on canvas measures 51.44 by 40.32 centimeters and is categorized within the genre of flower painting. Despite being mentioned in association with Realism, Redon’s style often incorporates elements beyond the realist tradition, making the exact movement classification for this work potentially debatable. Currently, the artwork is housed within a private collection.

The artwork depicts a profusion of vibrant flowers arranged in a vase with a single handle. The vase itself is rendered in a muted blue tone with gentle indications of decorative motifs, contrasting with the bright and varied colors of the flowers. There is a dynamic interplay of shape and color among the floral elements, which include blooms in tones of red, yellow, pink, white, and blue. The bouquet comprises a mix of flowers with different shapes and sizes, suggesting a natural and spontaneous assembly. The background of the painting is subdued, textured in neutral tones that serve to emphasize the vividness of the floral arrangement. The composition conveys a sense of liveliness and organic growth, inviting the viewer to appreciate the beauty of the natural world captured in Redon’s representation.

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