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Usines de Charleroi (Blast Furnaces) published as Hochöfen, in Pan IV, I, 1898
Usines de Charleroi (Blast Furnaces) published as Hochöfen, in Pan IV, I, 1898 (1895)
by Maximilien Luce, Auguste Clot, Pan
Frontispiece, plate I, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
Frontispiece, plate I, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Saint-Antoine: Au secours mon Dieu! "(Saint Anthony: Help me, O my God!), plate II, btwn. pgs. 14 and 15, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Saint-Antoine: Au secours mon Dieu! "(Saint Anthony: Help me, O my God!), plate II, btwn. pgs. 14 and 15, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Et partout ce sont des colonnes de basalte. . . la lumiere tombe des voutes" (And on every side are columns of basalt. . . the light falls from the vaulted roof) , plate III, btwn. pgs. 62 and 63, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambro
"Et partout ce sont des colonnes de basalte. . . la lumiere tombe des voutes" (And on every side are columns of basalt. . . the light falls from the vaulted roof) , plate III, btwn. pgs. 62 and 63, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambro (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Mes baisers ont le gout d'un fruit qui se frondait dans ton coeur! . . . Tu me dedaignes! Adieu!" (My kisses have the taste of fruit which would melt in your heart! . . You disdain me! Farewell!) , plate IV, btwn. pgs. 38 and 39, in the book La Tentation
"Mes baisers ont le gout d'un fruit qui se frondait dans ton coeur! . . . Tu me dedaignes! Adieu!" (My kisses have the taste of fruit which would melt in your heart! . . You disdain me! Farewell!) , plate IV, btwn. pgs. 38 and 39, in the book La Tentation (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Des fleurs tombent, et la tete d'un python parait" (Flowers fall and the head of a python appears) , plate V, btwn. pgs. 82 and 83, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Des fleurs tombent, et la tete d'un python parait" (Flowers fall and the head of a python appears) , plate V, btwn. pgs. 82 and 83, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Dans l'ombre des gens pleurent et prient entoures d'autres qui les exhortent" (In the shadow are people, weeping and praying, surrounded by others who are exhorting them), plate VI, btwn. pgs. 88 and 89, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Edition
"Dans l'ombre des gens pleurent et prient entoures d'autres qui les exhortent" (In the shadow are people, weeping and praying, surrounded by others who are exhorting them), plate VI, btwn. pgs. 88 and 89, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Edition (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Et il distingue une plaine aride at mamelonneuse" (And he discerns an arid, knoll-covered plain) , plate VII, btwn. pgs. 6 and 7, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Et il distingue une plaine aride at mamelonneuse" (And he discerns an arid, knoll-covered plain) , plate VII, btwn. pgs. 6 and 7, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Je me suis enfonce dans la solitude. J'habitais l'arbre derriere moi" (I plunged into solitude. I dwelt in the tree behind me), plate IX, btwn. pgs. 90 and 91, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Je me suis enfonce dans la solitude. J'habitais l'arbre derriere moi" (I plunged into solitude. I dwelt in the tree behind me), plate IX, btwn. pgs. 90 and 91, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Helene - Ennoia" (Helen - Ennoia) , plate X, btwn. pgs. 98 and 99, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Helene - Ennoia" (Helen - Ennoia) , plate X, btwn. pgs. 98 and 99, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Immediatement surgissent trois deesses" (Immediately three goddesses arise) , plate XI, btwn. pgs. 122 and 123, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Immediatement surgissent trois deesses" (Immediately three goddesses arise) , plate XI, btwn. pgs. 122 and 123, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"L'Intelligence fut a moi! Je devins le Buddha" (Intelligence was mine! I became the Buddha), plate XII, btwn. pgs. 130 and 131, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"L'Intelligence fut a moi! Je devins le Buddha" (Intelligence was mine! I became the Buddha), plate XII, btwn. pgs. 130 and 131, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Et que des yeux sans tete flottaient comme des mollusques" (And that eyes without heads were floating like mollusks), plate XIII, btwn. pgs. 194 and 195, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Et que des yeux sans tete flottaient comme des mollusques" (And that eyes without heads were floating like mollusks), plate XIII, btwn. pgs. 194 and 195, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Oannes: "Moi, la premiere conscience du chaos, j'ai surgi de l'abime pour durcir la matiere, pour regler les formes" (Oannes: I, the first consciousness of chaos, arose from the abyss to harden matter, to regulate forms), plate XIV, btwn. pgs. 136 and 13
"Oannes: "Moi, la premiere conscience du chaos, j'ai surgi de l'abime pour durcir la matiere, pour regler les formes" (Oannes: I, the first consciousness of chaos, arose from the abyss to harden matter, to regulate forms), plate XIV, btwn. pgs. 136 and 13 (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Voici la Bonne-Deesse, l'Ideenne des montagnes" (Here is the Good Goddess, the Idaean mother of the mountains), plate XV, btwn. pgs. 138 and 139, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Voici la Bonne-Deesse, l'Ideenne des montagnes" (Here is the Good Goddess, the Idaean mother of the mountains), plate XV, btwn. pgs. 138 and 139, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Je suis toujours la grande Isis! Nul n'a encore souleve mon voile! Mon fruit est le soleil! "(I am still the great Isis! Nobody has ever yet lifted my veil! My offspring is the sun), plate XVI, btwn. pgs. 146 and 147, in the book La Tentation de Saint-An
"Je suis toujours la grande Isis! Nul n'a encore souleve mon voile! Mon fruit est le soleil! "(I am still the great Isis! Nobody has ever yet lifted my veil! My offspring is the sun), plate XVI, btwn. pgs. 146 and 147, in the book La Tentation de Saint-An (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"Il tombe dans l'abime, la tete en bas" (He falls head first into the abyss), plate XVII, btwn. pgs. 158 and 159, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"Il tombe dans l'abime, la tete en bas" (He falls head first into the abyss), plate XVII, btwn. pgs. 158 and 159, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
Antoine: Quel est le be but de tout cela? Le Diable: Il n'y a pas de but! (Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object!), plate XVIII, btwn. pgs. 176 and 177, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard,
Antoine: Quel est le be but de tout cela? Le Diable: Il n'y a pas de but! (Anthony: What is the object of all this? The Devil: There is no object!), plate XVIII, btwn. pgs. 176 and 177, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"La Vieille: Que crains-tu? Un large trou noir! Il est vide peut-etre?" (The Old Woman: "What are you afraid of? A wide black hole! It is empty perhaps!", plate XIX, btwn. pgs. 186 and 187, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Voll
"La Vieille: Que crains-tu? Un large trou noir! Il est vide peut-etre?" (The Old Woman: "What are you afraid of? A wide black hole! It is empty perhaps!", plate XIX, btwn. pgs. 186 and 187, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Voll (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot
"La Mort: C'est moi qui te rends serieuse; enlacons- nous" (Death: "It is I who make you serious; let us embrace each other"), plate XX, btwn. pgs. 190 and 191, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938)
"La Mort: C'est moi qui te rends serieuse; enlacons- nous" (Death: "It is I who make you serious; let us embrace each other"), plate XX, btwn. pgs. 190 and 191, in the book La Tentation de Saint-Antoine (Editions Ambroise Vollard, 1938) (1896)
by Odilon Redon, Ambroise Vollard, Auguste Clot

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