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Fallen Angel
Reproduktionsstørrelse
Odilon Redon's "Fallen Angel," created in 1872, is not merely a depiction of a woman with wings; it’s a profound meditation on loss, regret, and the unsettling beauty found within the subconscious. This evocative monochrome image, meticulously captured from the original painting, offers a window into the intensely personal and symbolic world of one of France's most significant Symbolist artists. Redon, born Bertrand-Jean Redon in Bordeaux in 1840, dedicated his life to translating the hidden landscapes of dreams and anxieties onto canvas, rejecting the prevailing academic realism of his time in favor of a deeply subjective visual language.
“Fallen Angel” is saturated with symbolic weight, reflecting Redon's fascination with the darker aspects of human experience. The angel’s pose – lying defeated, vulnerable – speaks to themes of brokenness and spiritual decline. The grassy field, often associated with rebirth and renewal, here becomes a site of stagnation and decay, mirroring the angel’s state. The dress, though elegant in its design, adds another layer of complexity; it suggests a lost dignity, a fallen grace. Redon's work frequently draws upon Romantic and Pre-Raphaelite influences, but he transcends these movements through his intensely personal vision.
Created in 1872, “Fallen Angel” emerged during a period of significant artistic and intellectual ferment in France. The Symbolist movement was gaining momentum, challenging the dominance of Realism and Impressionism with its focus on subjective experience and esoteric themes. Redon's work anticipated many of the key concerns of Symbolism – exploring the hidden realms of consciousness, confronting mortality, and utilizing art as a vehicle for spiritual or emotional expression. His brief military service during the Franco-Prussian War undoubtedly influenced his darker, more introspective artistic direction.
This particular reproduction captures a piece that speaks to the anxieties of a rapidly changing world – a world grappling with industrialization, scientific advancements, and the decline of traditional religious beliefs. Redon’s art offers a poignant response to these uncertainties, inviting viewers to confront their own fears and vulnerabilities.
This hand-painted reproduction of Odilon Redon's “Fallen Angel” (24 x 36 cm, 1872) offers a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of art history. The meticulous detail and evocative atmosphere of the original painting are faithfully reproduced, making it an ideal addition to any discerning collection or interior design scheme. Whether you’re drawn to Redon's haunting beauty or seeking a statement piece that embodies contemplation and mystery, this reproduction is sure to captivate and inspire.
Statistikker om "Fallen Angel" af Odilon Redon findes på værkets Statistikker-side: månedlige besøg på værket, besøg på kunstnerens øvrige værker samt en opdeling af de seneste besøgende efter land og sprog.
"Fallen Angel" tilhører Odilon Redons Symbolism-periode, hvis dokumenterede temaer inkluderer dreamlike symbolism, religious themes, dark fantasy, psychological depth, redon’s recurring symbolic motifs, exploring human vulnerability, despair, key work in oeuvre.
Odilon Redon optræder under de alternative navne Bertrand-Jean Redon.
1840 - 1916 , Frankrig