Edvard Munch

Edvard Munch (1863-1944),the most famous for his painting "The Scream",which is a representation of an anxiety attack he had on a bridge, chillingly conveys the mental anguish.

Initially inspired by Impressionism and Post-Impressionism while painting in Paris and Berlin, Munch developed his signature style filled with agonizing images of sickness and death. His profound sadness, which he believed fueled his creativity, was caused by one sister's commitment to an asylum, and the deaths of his other sister, mother and father before he was 25. An exhibition of his work in Berlin was considered so disturbing that authorities closed the show. The powerful influence of Munch's enormous body of work is still felt in today's graphic art

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Ashes I by Edvard Munch
Model:OSA 130
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Ashes I by Edvard Munch
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