Odilon Redon's 1890 painting "Closed Eyes" (Les Yeux clos) exemplifies his Symbolist approach, focusing on introspection and the inner world. Believed to be a portrait of his wife, Camille Falte, the artwork features a serene, androgynous face with closed eyes, suggesting meditation or an inward gaze. The highly diluted paint renders the figure almost immaterial, allowing the canvas's texture to show through and creating a dreamlike, undefined space. This technique emphasizes themes of inner vision and spiritual reflection, central to Redon's work. The painting is housed in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.