IWR Art – The Art of Odilon Redon
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According to the Encyclopedia Britannica
Web Archives Wikimedia Commons has the most accessible archive of Roden’s work. Update 02/23/2008: History of Art: Odilon Redon has the largest collection of Roden’s work. The Odilon Redon Web Site has some great images, but a lot of the links to other sites are malformed and you need to manually edit the URL, e.g., http://www.chez.com/odilon/odilon/jd.html MoMA has a substantial collection of Roden’s work and this special Flash exhibit Also, 20Six Web Site has multiple pages of Redon’s work, Bert C has a small set, but I couldn’t get a response The Athenaeum web server, which I’ll try later. Prints and Lithographs Here are three representative examples of his early work, and you can see why he was popular with the Surrealists. He also published several great print albums: In The Dream (1879), To Edgar Allen Poe (1882), Hommage To Goya (1885), The Night (1886) and the Apocalypse of St. Jean (1889).
Pastels And Oils
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