Christ | Odilon Redon | 1887 Frame Options:White Frame which Dalí himself described as

which Dalí himself described as "the masculine cosmic apocalyptic monster

forming a triangular hierarchy that suggests a divine order

illustrating his exceptional talent in depicting the supernatural within the context of everyday life

Richly symbolic and beautifully composed

making it a striking example of Munch’s obsession with existential fear and the fragility of human existence

Christ | Odilon Redon | 1887 Frame Options:White Frame which Dalí himself described asAbout the artwork: In his 1887 lithograph "Christ," Odilon Redon presents an unconventional portrayal of Jesus, emphasizing his human vulnerability and suffering. Departing from traditional depictions, Redon's Christ is beardless and melancholic, with expressive, upward gazing eyes that convey deep emotion. The dramatic use of black lithographic tones and the oversized, angular crown of thorns intensify the sense of anguish, as the thorns appear to