Three Vases of Flowers 1909

Odilon Redon’s “Three Vases of Flowers” (1909) is a colorful pastel drawing, showcasing his distinctive approach to floral still life. Using bold, simplified strokes and a vibrant palette, Redon evokes the essence of the flowers rather than depicting them realistically. The piece displays a characteristic blend of symbolism and naturalism, typical of Redon's artistic style, where he explores the relationship between the natural world and the imagination. The work reflects his ongoing interest in color and light, which he uses to create a mood of serenity and contemplation.