Engraving of St. Sebastian 1911 by Odilon Redon

"Engraving of St. Sebastian 1911 by Odilon Redon" This extraordinary engraving of St. Sebastian, made in 1911 by Odilon Redon, represents a work of great artistic and cultural value, ideal for collectors and lovers of Symbolist art. Redon dedicated several works to the theme of St. Sebastian between 1910 and 1912, a period of full expressive maturity, in which his research was oriented toward a deeply spiritual and visionary dimension. Far from the anatomical and realistic representations typical of the Renaissance, Redon interprets the martyr saint in an enigmatic and mystical way, focusing on interiority and a sense of the supernatural. The elongated figures, dreamy atmospheres and intense emotional charge are distinctive elements of his Symbolist style, aimed-as the artist himself stated-to create an art capable of "giving the illusion of life." Related works, such as the famous painting preserved at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, confirm the importance of this subject in the artist's production. The engraving, measuring 48 x 36 cm, is enhanced by a coeval frame, which enhances its presence and elegance. A unique opportunity to enrich a collection with an authentic and fascinating work, capable of conveying spiritual depth and timeless poetry. We ship worldwide via Fed-ex-UPS-Dhl with professional packaging and insurance.Shipping throughout Europe to be agreed upon .Payment by bank transfer ,Visa,Mastercard