Odilon Redon was one of the most important artists of the fin-de-siecle period in France, a pioneering figure in the development of Symbolism and a major influence on the Surrealist movement. In this classic monograph, Walter Pach provides a comprehensive overview of Redon's life and work, tracing the evolution of his distinctive style and exploring the key themes and motifs that recur throughout his oeuvre. Illustrated with many of Redon's most famous works, this book is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history of modern art.

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