Symbolism, as a term, can be confusing. Usually grouped with the other Post-Impressionist movements, Symbolism emerged at just about the same time as Impressionism, but it is not entirely accurate to ...

“The greatest of the surrealists,” is the title leading French Critic Claude Roger-Marx has bestowed posthumously on Odilon Redon, the strange, self-effacing painter of dreams and visions who so ...

“Odilon Redon: Otherworldly Visions,” an exhibition featuring the French artist’s fantastical works from mysterious darkness ...

A plant blossoms into human heads, a forlorn Christ stares out from perpetual darkness, an object resembling a hot-air balloon with a cyclopean eye floats above a body of water – Odilon Redon’s ...

That great artist of the fantastic, Odilon Redon bucked the trends of late-19th century Impressionism in favour of exploring the realm of the interior. Drawing on the collections of the Musee des ...

Odilon Redon still haunts French art, ghost-like and entirely foreign to the world of Impressionism in the 1880-90s. His dreamy work pursues goals quite contrary to the constant concern for reality ...

To get at the nature of Odilon Redon’s genius requires us to look at his whole career, the three and a half decades of which were divided into two distinct phases. From 1880, when he began showing at ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. For centuries the production of prints was a secondary art, a way for artists to reproduce and publish their primary ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Just in time for Halloween, the Cleveland Museum of Art is highlighting the exquisitely strange art of Odilon Redon, one of the spookiest artists to come out of late 19th-century ...