The autumn exhibition presents a comprehensive selection of Edvard Munch's main works from the early 1890s throughout his career as an artist. Munch's oeuvre covers more than 60 years, from his early naturalistic works in the 1880s to his death in 1944. Throughout these years, Munch developed his unique form, while exploring several different styles from Naturalism to Expressionism.
The present exhibition features well known works such as The Voice (1896), Vampire ( 1895), Separation (1896), The Yellow Log (1912), The Death of Marat (1907), The Dance of Life (1925), and Selfportrait between the Clock and the Bed (1940-43).
The Munch Museum's main works, the Scream and Madonna, will be on display.
Madonna, 1894. Oil on canvas.
The Voice / Summer Night, 1896. Oil on canvas.
Separation, 1896. Oil on canvas.
The Dance of Life, 1925. Oil on canvas.
Vampire, 1895. Oil on canvas.
The Yellow Log, 1911-12. Oil on canvas.
Winter in Kragerø, 1912. Oil on canvas. |
