Showing 20 artworks with Edvard Munch and with artwork date before 1932 and with artwork date after 1922
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Edvard Munch
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- Espresso
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- Celadon
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- Edvard Munch
- Expressionism
- Norwegian Art
- Painting
- Anxiety
- Norway
- Oil On Canvas
- Art Reproduction
- Melancholy
- Munch Museum
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- Oil Painting
- Symbolic Art
- Expressionism Art
- Emotional Painting
- Portrait
- Psychological Art
- Vulnerability
- Black And White Drawing
- 1930
- Self-Portrait
- Domestic Interior
- Emotional
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High-quality handmade oil paintings reproductions are available for purchase at ArtsDot.com.
Experience Edvard Munch's 'Self-Portrait During the Eye Disease I' (1930). A poignant Expressionist work revealing his health struggles & emotional depth, now available as a high-quality reproduction.
Explore Edvard Munch’s ‘Self Portrait with Hands in Pockets.’ A haunting Expressionist piece featuring bold brushstrokes & unsettling colors. Discover this 1926 oil painting's emotional depth.
This lithograph by Edvard Munch portrays architect Henrik Bull in 1928. Created during the renovation of Munch’s winter studio in Ekely, Oslo, it exemplifies Munch's signature style—emotional expression conveyed through precise detail against a vibrant backdrop. The artwork is housed at The Munch Museum and features prominently in Woll G 685 of Munch’s catalogue raisonné.
The Munch Museum in Oslo houses the largest collection of Munch’s artworks, showcasing iconic pieces like *The Scream* alongside contemporary exhibitions. Explore his legacy at Bjørvika's stunning new building overlooking the fjord.
Experience Edvard Munch's 'Sitter' – a haunting Expressionist portrait capturing raw emotion and psychological depth. Own a stunning hand-painted reproduction of this iconic masterpiece.
Experience Edvard Munch's poignant 'Self-Portrait During Eye Disease II.' A haunting Expressionist work revealing his struggles with illness and emotional turmoil, now available as a stunning reproduction.
This painting embodies Edvard Munch’s signature Expressionist style, prioritizing emotional resonance over realistic representation. ‘Inger Munch, Girl,’ created in 1926, portrays a young woman with unwavering gaze and subtle color palette reflecting anxiety and contemplation. At ArtsDot.com, discover high-quality reproductions that honor Munch's legacy.
Experience Edvard Munch's evocative watercolor 'Farm and Red Fir,' capturing serene rural beauty infused with Expressionist emotion—a poignant reflection on nature’s tranquility amidst existential anxieties.
Explore Edvard Munch's "Old Trees," a haunting Expressionist masterpiece capturing the solitude and resilience of winter. This 1925 painting evokes themes of mortality, emotional turmoil, and the beauty of decay through bold brushstrokes and muted colors.
Witness Edvard Munch's 'Building the Winter Studio. Ekely'! This 1929 Expressionist masterpiece captures industrial labor with muted earth tones, reflecting human dedication & emotion. A unique art reproduction.
This striking black and white woodcut by Edvard Munch embodies Expressionist principles. Characterized by distorted forms and agitated lines, it portrays a young woman with melancholic gaze against a textured background. Explore the symbolism of isolation and anxiety within this iconic piece from 1930.
Explore Edvard Munch’s ‘02 Starry Night’! A captivating expressionist masterpiece showcasing vibrant color & emotional intensity. Discover a pivotal work by a Norwegian pioneer.
Delve into Edvard Munch’s evocative lithograph portraying British composer Frederick Delius as he performs piano music in Wiesbaden. This seminal work embodies Expressionism's focus on subjective experience and raw emotion, utilizing textured brushstrokes and symbolic imagery.
Experience Edvard Munch's 'Self-Portrait, Ekely' (1926) – a hauntingly introspective masterpiece reflecting his anxieties and identity exploration. Hand-painted reproductions available at ArtsDot, capturing the raw emotion of this iconic expressionist work.
The painting's color palette is strikingly limited – primarily shades of brown and beige. These earthy tones are derived from the sketch-like application of pigment on a light canvas