The Fallen Angel 1905

Odilon Redon's "The Fallen Angel" (1905) is a captivating example of his signature style, known as "black and white drawings." The ethereal and dreamlike scene features a solitary figure gazing upwards towards a falling angel, set against a backdrop of soft, swirling clouds. The artist masterfully employs muted tones, soft hues, and atmospheric blurring, creating a sense of mystery and depth. The subject matter explores the theme of the fallen angel, a common motif in art and literature that often represents the conflict between good and evil.