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The Dream has Ended in Death, from The Juror, 1887 (litho)
5858943 The Dream has Ended in Death, from The Juror, 1887 (litho) by Redon, Odilon (1840-1916); 23.7 -- 18.7 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; (add.info.: by Odilon Redon)
Media ID 32191608
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Afraid Day Dream Day Dreaming Dream Dream Like Dreamer Dreamers Dreaming Dreams Dreamt Dreamtime Dreamy Drown Drowned Lithographic Nightmare Nightmares Nightmarish Onirism Scared Scary Suicide Symbolist Terrified Terror Art Style Bodies Deaths Dying Fear Lithos Litography Mortality Passed Away
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The Dream has Ended in Death" is a haunting lithograph by Odilon Redon, created in 1887. The print, housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, captures the essence of a nightmarish vision that explores themes of mortality and fear. In this enigmatic artwork, Redon presents us with a solitary figure standing on the edge of a river. The man's face reflects terror and despair as he confronts his impending demise. His dreamlike surroundings further enhance the sense of unease and uncertainty. The use of water symbolizes both life and death in this composition. It represents the inevitability of our mortal journey while also evoking feelings of drowning or being overwhelmed by one's fears. The artist skillfully portrays these emotions through his masterful rendering techniques. Redon's portrayal invites viewers to contemplate their own mortality and confront their deepest fears. Through his exploration of dreams and nightmares, he challenges us to reflect on our own existence and what lies beyond it. "The Dream has Ended in Death" serves as a powerful reminder that life is fragile and fleeting. It urges us to embrace each moment fully, for we never know when our own dreams may come to an end.
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