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Edvard Munch

Norwegian

1863-1944

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  1. The Pretenders: The Last Hour by Edvard Munch, Image 2.

    Edvard Munch

    The Pretenders: The Last Hour, 1917

    Woodcut

    15 x 20.25 in

Edvard Munch is an expressionist painter that is best-known for his art piece, The Scream. Having been influenced by Impressionist Claude Monet, Edouard Manet and post-impressionism artist Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin while visiting Paris in 1885. His works became mainly post-impressionism and became the focus of his style.

Over time, after returning to his home country of Norway, his focus was depicting nature with the use of lighter tones and colors than to his previous works. His previous works, while in Paris and Berlin, were pessimistic tones with the use of dark and somber style. While he continued to live in Norway from 1909, until his death, his works seem to take on a colorful adaptation.
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