Edvard Munch

1863 — 1944

Love, loneliness, death - Norwegian-born expressionist painter Edvard Munch is known for expressing deep emotions in his works in an incomparable way. His famous painting - "The Scream" - is considered one of the most iconic images in the art world and is a symbol of anxiety and alienation. Edvard Munch experimented with many different themes and color palettes, as well as painting and drawing techniques.

Stylistically, the painter was inspired by Paul Gauguin and Vincent van Gogh. However, Edvard Munch found the subjects for his works in his Scandinavian heritage and in the depths of his tortured psyche. On the secondary market today, his works achieve prices in the millions.