Cover/Frontispiece: verso of the second page, from To Edgar Poe 1882

This lithograph, created in 1882 by Odilon Redon, is a haunting image of a woman with large, sorrowful eyes situated between a column and a patterned window. Redon is known for his exploration of the subconscious and the use of dark imagery, and this work exemplifies his signature style. The ethereal figures and dark palette create a sense of mystery and introspection, making this work a classic example of Redon's artistic vision. The lithograph was originally part of a series of works dedicated to Edgar Allan Poe, demonstrating Redon's fascination with the poet's dark and surreal themes.