Edvard Munch: "The Scream" (1895), limited reproduction on canvas

Image "the scream" (1895), framed

With "the scream", the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch created one of the best-known motifs in art history and a key work of Expressionism: a shadowy figure on a bridge in front of a fiery-red sky, holding hands on his head, eyes and mouth torn apart.

Original: pastel/cardboard, 59 x 79 cm, private ownership Oslo.

Edition on artists with a linen structure, on wooden wedge frames. Limited edition 980 copies with the numbered certificate raised on the back. Framed in black and gold solid wood frame. Format 70 x 53.5 cm (h/b).

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Munch made a total of four versions in different techniques and sizes: two in tempera on cardboard (from 1893 and 1910) and two in pastel on wood (1893 and 1895), whereby the dimensions of 74 x 56 cm to 91 x 73.5 cm vary; There are also some smaller lithographs. The version of 1895 achieved almost $ 120 million at an auction in 2012 and is therefore one of the most expensive paintings. There are different theories about the history of the "scream". One states that Munch had visited an exhibition with Inca mummies with Paul Gauguin in 1889 with which he was inspired, another, in the picture the reddish sky was captured, which was caused by the outbreak of the Krakatau volcano in 1883.

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