Description
Bright flowers spread through a luminous orange setting above a slender vase. Redon leaves intervals between the blooms, allowing the surrounding colour to become as important as the bouquet itself. The image offers an airy, dreamlike floral arrangement.
The historical work is a 1916 pastel in the Cleveland Museum of Art. Our version is a hand-painted oil-on-canvas reproduction after that pastel, rather than a pastel drawing. The original medium is recorded separately to distinguish the museum work from the new canvas painting.
Each reproduction is painted to order by hand in oil on real canvas. Select an available size that keeps the pictured composition in proportion, then choose your preferred framing option. The original artwork’s medium and dimensions are historical references; the new reproduction is supplied in the size you order.
- Hand-painted oil on canvas
- Made to order in the selected size
- Framing options available on the artwork page
- Free worldwide shipping
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Original artwork: Vase of Flowers, 1916. Pastel. 84.1 × 58 cm. Cleveland Museum of Art.


