Odilon Redon (1840-1916)

The Symbolist master offers us this spectacular bouquet of flowers, testimony to his lifelong passion for botany.

A bouquet invited us to take a deep breath of country air and remember that the French painter's art was rooted in nature.

A sale of prints enlivened with strange, dark, fantastical creatures.

Four drawings by Odilon Redon, bought by Louis-Charles Libaude at the time, encapsulate a brilliant, unclassifiable artist, and are scheduled to take flight once more.

The French symbolist painter and engraver captured the attention of collectors in Senlis under the troubling auspices of this woman's face.

Two artists and prophets of their time, one was collected by Louis-Charles Libaude (1896-1922), the other appeared with an unexpected bronze, an alliance formed and took flight.

Fourteen years after the ‘Mystère et l’éclat’ show, the musée d’Orsay is showing off its pastels again.

Following the Met museum’s reopening on Saturday, the Met Cloisters will welcome the public from 12 September. Overlooking the Hudson River in northern Manhattan, the Cloisters showcase art and architecture from medieval Europe.

For twenty years, Emmanuel Redon has been selling 19th and 20th century formal decorative silverware at the Marché Biron. More than a dealer, he has an open attitude to international markets and guides the taste of his clientele.

The powerful 20th-century works mirror the actor’s personality. Sculpture and Eugène Leroy took center stage.