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Edvard Munch - 50 graphic works from the Gundersen Collection Articles
Self-portrait With Skeleton Arm 1895 Throughout his life, Edvard Munch scrutinised his own ‘ego’ in both images and words, and his depictions are at all times linked to his own life-situation. Madonna 1895/1902 The following five variants of the famous lithograph Madonna were made between 1895 and 1902. Vampire II 1895 / 1902 The painting of the crouching man resting his head in the lap of the red-haired woman was executed in Berlin in 1893 and presented to the public that same autumn – then with the title Liebe und Schmerz, and as part of a love series of six pictures. The Scream 1895 The next importanti lithograph Munch executed in Berlin in autumn 1895 is the iconic The Scream, which is based on a painting from 1893. Madonna 1895/1902 The following five variants of the famous lithograph Madonna were made between 1895 and 1902. Vampire II 1895 / 1902 The painting of the crouching man resting his head in the lap of the red-haired woman was executed in Berlin in 1893 and presented to the public that same autumn – then with the title Liebe und Schmerz, and as part of a love series of six pictures. Madonna 1895 The following five variants of the famous lithograph Madonna were made between 1895 and 1902. Vampire II 1895 The painting of the crouching man resting his head in the lap of the red-haired woman was executed in Berlin in 1893 and presented to the public that same autumn – then with the title Liebe und Schmerz, and as part of a love series of six pictures. Vampire II 1895 / 1902 The painting of the crouching man resting his head in the lap of the red-haired woman was executed in Berlin in 1893 and presented to the public that same autumn – then with the title Liebe und Schmerz, and as part of a love series of six pictures. |