Edvard Munch

Anxiety

US$ 753.00

Faces crowd forward under a sky of blood-red and orange bands, the same fjord and the same burning sky as The Scream but with the single figure replaced by a black-clad congregation. Munch called this group of works the Frieze of Life. Here the dread is collective rather than personal.

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Edvard Munch (1863-1944) transformed personal grief and anxiety into images that shaped Expressionism across Europe. He lost his mother and his elder sister to tuberculosis in childhood and returned to those losses throughout his career. He left over a thousand paintings to the city of Oslo.

Material Archival canvas
Frame Supplied rolled, unframed
Print Fine-art print, printed to order
Size 42 × 54 inches
Delivery 2–3 weeks
Certificate of Authenticity Included, emailed on delivery
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