La Sulamite (The Shulamite)
Odilon Redon · 1897 · lithograph in black and yellow on chine volant (chine volant refers to a sheet of free-floating china paper that has not been bonded to a heavier support, as in chine appliqué)
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About this picture
La Sulamite (The Shulamite) is a public-domain illustration by Odilon Redon, dated 1897. Lithograph in black and yellow on chine volant (chine volant refers to a sheet of free-floating china paper that has not been bonded to a heavier support, as in chine appliqué). The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“La Sulamite (The Shulamite)” (1897) sits between something Redon had looked at and something he invented, whether it is one of the charcoal noirs or a later pastel.
About the artist
Odilon Redon (1840–1916) was a French artist of charcoal “noirs” and, later, glowing pastels of flowers, boats, and dream figures. The pictures sit between observed nature and something invented.
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