Child's Head With Flowers 1897

Odilon Redon's *Child's Head With Flowers* is a black and white lithograph from 1897. It depicts a young girl's head surrounded by a floral motif. The artist is known for his exploration of Symbolism and his use of dreamlike imagery. Redon's works often blur the line between reality and fantasy, and this print is no exception. The soft, ethereal quality of the image creates a sense of mystery and wonder. The delicate details of the flowers and the child's face are rendered with masterful precision, hinting at the artist's deep understanding of form and composition. *Child's Head With Flowers* is now a part of The Art Institute of Chicago's collection.