These objects title a dreamlike portrait inspired by Italian Renaissance busts of the artist’s wife Camille Falte. Several of these objects are “Floating Like Mollusks” in a print from an album depicting Flaubert’s (“floh-BAIR’s”) The Temptation of St. Anthony. The area around one of these objects dramatically lacks any shading in the piece Guardian Spirit of the Waters. (10[1])French (10[1])translations of (10[1])Edgar Allan Poe inspired a lithograph depicting a giant, (10[2])perfectly (10[1]-5[1])spherical one of these objects carrying (10[1])a small head; (10[2]-5[1])that lithograph is titled for how one of these objects “Like A Strange Balloon, Mounts (10[1])Towards Infinity.” In a colorful Symbolist painting, a giant with one of these objects (10[2])intrudes on a nereid sleeping on a flowery hill. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name these body parts (10[1])imaginatively (10[2])depicted in the lithographs of Odilon Redon (10[1])■END■ (10[4])