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Red anemones and poppies, white lilac, daisies and a scatter of blue cornflowers spill out of a tall vase painted with its own red blooms. Odilon Redon worked this in pastel around 1900, from a garden he kept with his wife but composed as a bouquet that never existed — behind it, a haze of mushroom brown, rust and mauve that never resolves into a room.
That haze is where the work is: roughly half the picture is warm brown with no edge to follow. Finished size 46 x 51cm.
Colourful flowers provide good visual anchors but the dark muted background and soft painterly blending in surrounding areas add moderate challenge.











