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Bouquet in a Chinese Vase

by Odilon Redon

c. 1912–1914 · Oil on canvas

Public Domain · The Metropolitan Museum of Art (opens in new tab)

Sizes up to 8 × 12"

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What You See

A luminous bouquet rises from a delicate Chinese vase, red hues predominating among the rich, colorful blooms. The warm, earthy background makes the vibrant flowers stand out while creating a soothing atmosphere. This is not a traditional still life — there's something dreamlike here, poetic rather than precise.

Context

Part of Redon's late still-life series, where he blended poetic imagination with botanical beauty. His wife Camille arranged the bouquets in vases they owned together, and this delicate Chinese vessel appears in several of his works. The painting embodies his mature style: emotion over realism, ethereal beauty over precise observation. Now in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

For Your Space

The tranquil, intimate mood makes this ideal for bedrooms, reading corners, or any space that needs warmth without noise. The delicate vase adds refinement while the rich blooms bring color. Works well in traditional or contemporary settings.

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