#EdvardMunch

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“Moonlit Night”, (1864),

By Ferdinand Knab

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,,თავი დაიხრჩო სიმხიარულემ

ჩემს ბრინჯაოსფერ შიშველ მკლავებზე,

როცა შევნიშნე, რო��� დაფარულად

შენი ღიმილი სხვას შესთავაზე."

-მარიჯან

🖌️Edvard Munch - Jealousy (1895)

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Edvard Munch, "The Brooch. Eva Mudocci", 1903

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“From my rotting body, flower shall grow and I am in them and that is eternity” ~ Edvard Munch

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Clovis Asleep 1884 by Paul Gauguin

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The Screamer 😱 Trying to let it out as a creative exercise. So saddened by the murders/loss of life and subsequent grief and pain that we all share. This is just a temporary piece. #sad #thescream #sassyscraps #mixedmediacollageart #mixedmediaportrait #anger #abstractportrait #abstractrealism #paintedpaperart #collageart #fabriccollage #mixedmediaart #africanpattern #africanfabric #spicycolor #edvardmunch #morriscountyartists #womensart #womeninthearts #njartist #njart #andrearosegrillo https://www.instagram.com/p/CoFPZ8_LKm0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Face au soleil : un Astre dans les arts: Wilhelm Morgner : Composition astrale XII, Otto Dix : Soleil levant, Sonia Delauney : Contrastes simultanés, Felix Valloton : Coucher de soleil , ciel orange; marée haute gris-bleu, Edvard Munch : le Soleil, Gerard Fromager : Impression soleil levant2019, Arthur Dove : Soleil rouge, Richard Poussette -Dart. #museemarmottanmonet #faceausoleil #faceausoleilunastredanslesarts #wilhelmmorgner #composition #ottodix #soleillevant #soniadelaunay #contrastessimultanés #felixvallotton #coucherdesoleil #cielorange #mareehaute #edvardmunch #lesoleil #gerardfromager #impressionsoleillevant #arthurdove #soleilrouge #richardpoussettedart #instapic #photoofthedays #parismaville (à Musée Marmottan Monet) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnrVQ1poPTu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The Sick Child (Det syke barn) by Edvard Munch Framed Canvas Print

🎨 The Sick Child (Det syke barn) by Edvard Munch 🖼️

Transport yourself into the emotional depths of Edvard Munch’s masterpiece, The Sick Child (1885–1886), now beautifully captured on this framed canvas print. This iconic painting marks a pivotal moment in Munch’s career, showcasing his transition toward the evocative, deeply personal style that would later define Expressionism.

Inspired by the devastating loss of his sister Johanne Sophie to tuberculosis, Munch pours raw emotion into every brushstroke. The hazy, dreamlike quality and muted colors reflect a fragile, heart-wrenching moment—an intimate portrayal of grief and memory that resonates universally.

Why do so many love this painting? It's honesty. Munch doesn’t shy away from vulnerability, reminding us of the shared human experiences of love, loss, and longing. His art continues to move generations, offering solace in its beauty and truth.

Celebrate the timeless power of Edvard Munch’s art with this striking piece for your home. Perfect for art lovers who cherish the stories behind the canvas. 💫

🖼️ Order your framed print today and let art that speaks to the soul inspire your space!

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“Galatée”, (1847) By Charles Jalaber

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Life is good in spring When we've lived through death, Starved and bartering for anything To quell the sting Or to give us one more breath. And then we resurrect, And an easy breeze carries the feather Of a bird that only bears good weather, A feather from its wing, A reminder of the sacred song it sings: Death is defeated! New life is coming! Take a drink, friend, From the eternal spring!

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Today we explore the genealogical footprints of Edvard Munch, the renowned Norwegian painter born on December 12, 1863.

His family tree reveals connections to prominent figures, like his father Christian Munch, a medical officer, and his mother Laura Catherine Bjølstad.

His artistic lineage includes relatives like painter Jacob Munch and historian Peter Andreas Munch. Munch's life, marked by personal tragedies like the early death of his mother and sister from tuberculosis, significantly influenced his work.

His upbringing in a deeply religious household under his father's pietistic and neurotic influence deeply impacted his psyche and creative expression.

This complex family background, combining medical and artistic influences, played a pivotal role in shaping Munch's iconic artworks like "The Scream"​.