Bouquet in a Chinese Vase

Flowers that forget they are flowers. Odilon Redon, Bouquet in a Chinese Vase, The Met.

Pink haze. A blue vase. Blooms that look half remembered. Redon was a Symbolist: feeling first, botany second. This Odilon Redon bouquet print keeps that soft focus on archival matte so the pinks don’t chalk out the way cheap posters do.

Sizes: 12×16, 16×20, 18×24. Ships rolled. Bedrooms and reading corners take it well. Loud kitchens less so.

• Met Open Access / CC0 file
• Archival matte, no bleed
• Printed when you order

Which Redon is this? The Met’s Bouquet in a Chinese Vase (ca. 1912–14). Not the Jan Brueghel paintings that share a longer flower-vase title.

Symbolist, not a field guide. Soft edges and invented color. 12×16 stays intimate. 18×24 if the wall can hold a larger quiet field.

Odilon Redon · Bouquet in a Chinese Vase · The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Open Access / CC0