Vase of Flowers 

Odilon Redon's "Vase of Flowers" showcases the artist's unique style, often referred to as "Symbolism." The painting features a vase of vibrant flowers against a muted background, emphasizing the contrasting colors and creating a dreamlike atmosphere. Redon's use of soft, hazy brushstrokes and an emphasis on color creates an impressionistic effect, capturing the ephemeral beauty of the flowers. The central poppy, with its striking red color, stands out as a focal point and suggests a sense of both vitality and fragility. This intimate, evocative composition is characteristic of Redon's later works, where he explored the relationship between nature and the human experience.