
Edvard MUNCH
1863–1944, Norway
Also known as: EM

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, motives "Scream", 80x61 cm. The painting was confiscated in the apartment at a person in connection with another seizure of art forgeries, january 2007. Court: Both the paintings and the signature is of such poor quality that it would be beyond any doubt that this is not an original work of Munch. The painting returned to the owner. The painting can be sold at the market again.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, motives "Nude Woman", signed "E Munch", 80x61 cm. The painting was confiscated in the apartment at a person in connection with another seizure of art forgeries, january 2007. Court: Both the paintings and the signature is of such poor quality that it would be beyond any doubt that this is not an original work of Munch. The painting returned to the owner. Warning! There is a risk that the paintings can be re-entering the market.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, motive, The girls on the bridge, signed with monogram "E.M.", 46x38 cm. In 1985 the painting was submitted to a major auction house in Stockholm for examination and possible sale. It proved to be a forgery and they contacted police. With the painting followed a fake certificate of authenticity issued in the name John H Langeland, executive director of the Munch Museum in Oslo, and with his signature forged. The owner of the painting said he had inherited it from his father, who in the letter had been written: "At my salon wall is a colouristic gorgeous painting with the following certificates of authenticity:" At the request confirmed that the reverse painting 46x38 cm, is registered in Oslo Municipality's art collections a genuine work of Edvard Munch. Executed in 1905. Oslo January 22, 1964. Johan H Langaard (CEO Oslo's Munch Museum). " Munch made several variations of this subject. At least seven are known. In May 2008, became one of the version of the girls on the bridge Sold at Sotheby's in New York for 30 million dollars, the second highest price paid for a Munch painting. After an expert investigation and judgment declared that the painting is not genuine. It is a forgery.

Signature proven counterfeit
Colour etching, composition with figures, untitled, signed "E. Munch", numbered EA, size 9,5 x15 cm. The police were called by staff at an auction house in Stockholm Sweden on the grounds that they had received two paintings for sale that probably was not genuine. Signed "Munch" and "Dali". During the investigation, stated the owner that she bought the two paintings on e-bay in spring 2013., She had paid 800 USD for Munch and 200 USD for Dali. The investigation concluded that the two paintings were fakes. They are now forfeited.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oljemålning på duk, allé med promenerande figurer, signerad "E. Munch". Skenbart föreställande en äkta målning utförd av den Norske konstnären Edvard Munch. Målningen ingår i ett av de många bedrägerifall som polisen tog i beslag i början av 2000-talet i södra Sverige. Efter expertutredning och dom förklarades att målningen inte är äkta. Det är en förfalskning.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oljemålning på duk, landskap med två figurer, signerad "E. Munch-07". Skenbart föreställande en äkta målning utförd av den Norske konstnären Edvard Munch. Målningen ingår i ett av de många bedrägerifall som polisen tog i beslag i början av 2000-talet i södra Sverige. Efter expertutredning och dom förklarades att målningen inte är äkta. Det är en förfalskning.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oljemålning på duk, kvinna, signerad "E. Munch-21". Skenbart föreställande en äkta målning utförd av den Norske konstnären Edvard Munch. Målningen ingår i ett av de många bedrägerifall som polisen tog i beslag i början av 2000-talet i södra Sverige. Efter expertutredning och dom förklarades att målningen inte är äkta. Det är en förfalskning.

Signature proven counterfeit
Pastel, 79x68 cm, with motif seated woman, signed "E Munch". The painting was submitted to a major auction house in Stockholm for sale. Auction House sent the information about the painting to Munch Museum in Oslo, asking if the painting was known and asked for their opinion. The museum responded that the painting had been examined earlier in 1989. It was then determined that this is not an original work of Edvard Munch. The auction house then took no action, they returned the the painting to the owner because it had been deemed not to be genuine and that the owner himself should contact the police. The owner then contacted the police to get a proper investigation into the painting's authenticity. The painting had been inherited from relatives and on the back is a text of gift dated in 1938. Court: The painting has been provided with a forged signature to appear to be an authentic painting by Edvard Munch. Thus, it is a counterfeit. Note: The Court will judge that the signature should be removed and that a text is applied on the back where it clearly states that "This is not an original work of Edvard Munch." Warning! The painting may enter the market again and there is a risk that it has again been fitted with a forged signature.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, 87x71 cm. Unsigned copy. After an original “Amor and Psyche” by edvard Munch. A forgery of a printed original. The forgers have used a conservator who doubled the painting and manipulated it. Another canvas was glued on the back, on top of the original canvas. The painting was sold for SEK 20000. Included among a high number of confiscated forged art called ”The Society of Art Friends” in Sweden. Three men, aged 30, 37, and 40 years old, were caught in Stockholm, Sweden after a tip off from the police reconnaissance force in Ängelholm, Sweden. Shortly afterwards, another two men were caught. In total, 48 house searches were made through out the nation from which 83 forged paintings were confiscated. Forged art had already been sold for millions of Swedish crowns. Victims of the gang were well known, well to do, businessmen. The gang were aided by art experts who, for very little money, issued certificates of authenticity for a number of the forged paintings. On a door to a flat in Stockholm the men had displayed a sign with the text “The Society of Art Friends”.

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, titled "Study for Kilden", size 50x34 cm, signed "E. Munch" and on the reverse dated in 1903. During a search of Mr. 'MS' home in Sweden in October 2007 was found five counterfeit artwork. This oil painting ostensibly picturing a genuine Edvard Munch, an oil painting picturing a genuine works of August Strindberg and a large Mixt media and three smaller color drawings picturing Egon Schiele. "MS" states that he bought the painting in "a place" in the Old Town in Stockholm that would be closed! In the police interrogation of "MS", he says he was able to buy the painting "for an extra good price" for 30,000 SEK, but he can not remember where in the Old Town this happened. He can not even remember the time when this would have occurred. The District Court's judgment: Mr. "MS" has provided the painting with forged signature, provenance, texts, labels and documents with the intent that the painting will appear genuine. Investigation shows that both the painting and the signature is not an original work of Edvard Munch. The crime is serious fraud with intent to lull prospective buyers that this is a genuine work of Edvard Munch. Criminal sanctions, a year in prison.

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Edvard Munch
Edvard Munch was born in Norway in 1863 and, with the notable exception of the two decades from 1889 to 1909 spent traveling, studying, working and exhibiting in France and Germany, he lived there until his death in 1944. He was active as a painter from the 1880s until shortly before his death, though the greater part of his oeuvre, and certainly the better known part, was produced before the early 1920s. During his lifetime of work, he made one of the most significant and enduring contributions to the development of Modernism in the twentieth century. In his themes and subject matter, in the manner in which he gave voice to these, and in his handling of paint and the graphic media (especially woodcut and lighography), Munch was profoundly original and radical. He is one of the handful of artists who have shaped our understanding of human experience and transformed the ways in which it might be visually expressed.
Munch's nomadic and self-imposed exile's life in Europe, from his mid-twenties to mid-forties - especially in the cosmopolitan, creatively fertile centers of Paris and Berlin - was undoubtedly vital to the shape of his art. It established the necessary detachment from the 'untroubled communal myths' of his homeland and the troubled passage of his young manhood. On the one hand he was freed from the constraints of his past, and the real and perceived limitations of provincial life. On the other hand he was closely associated with the largely Nordic avant-garde writers and artists of his day who shared and promoted his belief in the necessity of using private, subjective experience to create 'universal' statements and imagery. this was the ambience in which Munch's originality and personal convictions flourished. His was the beginning of an age which celebrated the life of the individual rather than of community or society.
Perhaps more than any other artist, Munch has given pictorial shape to the inner life and psyche of modern man, and is thus a precursor in the development of modern psychology. His images of existential dread, anxiety, loneliness and the complex emotions of human sexuality have become icons of our era. Many of us know such images as The Scream, Anxiety, Melancholy, Jealousy, The Kiss, Madonna, Vampire, and The Dance of Life. In an unfolding and often only loosely connected series of paintings, drawings and prints, Munch developed these great themes of Angst, Love and Death during the 1890s - a project he call The frieze of life - and repeatedly returned to them until the end of his life.
Munch's 'quest for a distilled, elementary from and image that could speak fro all of human experience is best understood within the framework of late nineteenth-century art. For, while we rightly celebrate Munch as a Modernist, radical and singular in his contribution to the modern world, it is important to recognize how deeply imbedded and formed he was by the echoes and modes of the fin de siecle - nowhere more so than in his representation of women and sexuality.
Formed by the traumatic events of his childhood - the death of his mother from tuberculosis when he was aged five, his own debilitating illnesses and his beloved older sister's death (also from tuberculosis) when he was thirteen and she barely fifteen - Munch early on rebelled against the dogmatic, fervent religious beliefs of his father and the repressive mores of the bourgeois society which dominated the Kristiania (Oslo) of his youth. As a young art student he associated with the rebellious, 'Bohemian' artists and writers of Kristiania and was quick to respond to the intellectual and aesthetic revolutions brewing around him. Many artists had been persuaded to return to Norway from France by a growing nationalistic spirit and wish to rebuild the Norse identity, fuelled in part by the continuing political Swedish domination of their ancient land. They brought with them a impetus to change. The literary kristiania-Boheme, led by radical thinkers such as Hans Jaeger, along with the artistic community, joined forces with the radical politicians of the time who were working to achieve women's liberation, an eight-hour working day and universal suffrage. One of strongest influences on Munch's development was the somewhat older artist and critic, Christian Krogh whose adoption of the Realism of old masters such as Leonardo da Vinci, Titian, Diego Velazquez, Caravaggio, and El Greco, formed a distinctive alternative to the romantic naturalism which had dominated Norwegian art for much of the century. It was in this milieu that Edvard Munch came of age.
Berlin was crucial to Munch's evolution. It was here in the early 1890s that his art found its first widespread reception and recognition; and here too, after 1900, that the level of public acknowledgement, the numerous commissions fro both portraiture and mural decoration, and the emergence of patrons, such as Dr. Max Linde, and his wife Marie Linde, enabled him to earn his living as an artist. In Berlin in the early 1890s, amongst his peers - the cosmopolitan and largely Nordic circle of writers, critics and philosophers - Munch found also the intellectual stimulus and philosophical attitudes that validated the underpinnings of his art, whose beginnings were formulated in the fervent intellectual and sexual radicalism of the Kristiania-Boheme.
Combined with the recently encountered intensity and anguish of erotic love, this rich brew of emotional, intellectual and physical experience formed the substance which nurtured Munch's art and which would endure for this emotional intensity in his discussion of the celebrated series of images known as The scream and Melancholy; and there are further reflections on the sequences of paintings and prints embodying the power of erotic encounters and subsequent states of jealousy in Elizabeth Cross's essay 'Woman, Love, Jealousy). Munch scarcely deviates from the coherence of his imagery - and the later landscapes, figure studies and even some of the portraits seem to bear direct connection to the concerns and expression of The frieze of life. Munch's art is essentially inclusive.
Throughout his life Munch made portraits, both informally of family members and of his lovers and friends, and also fulfilling private commissions, on a personal level, his work in this genre encompassed the early portraits of his beloved sister Inger especially, and portraits of the Kristiania Bohemians, Hans Jaeger and Christian Krohg. In Berlin he again painted those in his circle, such Marcel Archinard, and his Polish literary friend Stanislaw Przybyszewsky. But there were also official portraits: the German banker and art patron Walther Rathenau, and Dr. Linde, the medical specialist who befriended him and who commissioned a version of The frieze of life for his children's study.
Munch's depictions of women are well known and celebrated - perhaps because of their singular directness about sexuality and their emotional impact. Art history has been inclined to judge Munch's imaging of women as bordering on misogynistic and compliant with the extreme stereotyping of the female which characterizes Symbolist art. While there are certainly many examples which are consistent with these assessment, especially in the early depictions of female sexuality and erotic power in The frieze of life, there are as many which demonstrate a nuanced, sympathetic and perceptive understanding of women, both collectively and as individuals. The tenderness expressed in the numerous depictions of his sister Inger, the admiring recognition of strength, wit and character in portraits of friends such as Aase Norregaard are matched by an unambiguous recognition - in the drawings of Consolation and Weeping young woman and the depiction of emotional states such as loneliness in Two human beings.
In 1908, following a period of deep crisis and heavy drinking, Munch reached an emotional breaking point which necessitated a period of hospitalization. After his recovery there was a significant change in the appearance of his art, despite the frequent revisiting of The frieze of life themes. With few exception, a lyrical quality and calmer mood are evident in his painting and increasingly he turned to themes and subjects drawn from the external world: landscapes and figure studies - nudes, bathers - including heroic images of rural and urban labor. While he continued to make prints, these were largely re-workings of earlier subjects, though they remained experimental and innovative. He experimented with photography too, recognizing its potential both as a medium in its own right and as an aid in pictorial inventions, in composition, and in establishing an immediacy of experience, a sense of modernity. He explored photographic self-portraiture, but also used photographs as a simple record of a figure or figures to be used in later compositions.
After the crisis and his recovery, his painterly style becomes very free, fluid and expressive - and often summary in ways that are surprisingly contemporary. There is a rich variety of imagery and mood in the work of the last three decades of his life. Yet it too exhibits qualities which are intensely personal and felt, and which mirror the artist's internal state as much as they do the external world. The companion of his Berlin days and owner of the emblematic face personifying jealousy in that cycle of paintings and prints, the Polish writer Stanislaw Przybyszewski, wrote that Munch's landscapes were 'found in the soul'. Even as they grew more naturalistic and less shaped by the fluid, linear harmonies and stylist manners of the Symbolists and Synthetists, Munch's landscapes remained fused with personal resonance and meaning.
The experience of landscape was not as central to Munch's art as it was to the work of his contemporaries and in Scandinavian art history in general. Perhaps that has much to do with his long absences from Norway, living in the cosmopolitan and urban centers of Paris and Berlin during his formative years. For the generation of Norwegian artists before Munch, for his contemporaries and for those following him, the idea of landscape as a repository for nationalism, for identity, for the complexities of human experience, and for the mystical or sublime, was crucial. For Munch, however, although he produced a substantial number of landscapes during his lifetime, this was not the vehicle through which his understanding of human experience was primarily expressed. He largely eschewed the sacred tales and hallowed figures of legend and history, and the reading of landscapes as sites of nationalistic belonging and possession, either literal or symbokic in subject matter or motif. Despite this, he was far from indifferent to the particular attributes of his native terrain. In all the years of his self-imposed exile, he scarcely missed a single summer in Norwa, usually spending the warmer months in the little coastal two of Asgardstrand where he acquired his first property, and whose rhythmic coastline forms the mise en scene for many of the dramas and soliloquies of his early paintings. Indeed, the few landscapes he felt moved to paint outside Norway, in Germany, reflect the topography and seasonal extremes to which he was habituated. And following his permanent return to Norway in 1909, the moods and seasons of his surroundings increasingly engaged his attention. These too may be understood within the embrace of The frieze of life - for in nature's ruthless indifference and winter severity, in the frozen earth's dramatic eruption each spring and ascent from darkness into summer's plenitude, the cycle of life and death is constantly present. the seasons are indelibly impressed on the human psyche and equate with inner experience. In the extremes of Nordic lands, nature and human experience are inseparable.
Norsk maler og GRAFIKER. Faren var lege, bror av historikeren P. A. Munch. Kort etter guttens fødsel flyttet familien til Oslo. Morens og den eldste søsterens tidlige død og egen sykelighet sammen med farens religiøse grublerier satte et uutslettelig preg på Munchs følsomme sinn og gav hans kunst dens grunntrekk av hvileløs selvransakelse. Etter å ha gått en tid på teknisk skole bestemte han seg 1880 for å bli maler, og var fra 1881 elev av JULIUS MIDDELTHUN på Tegneskolen og året etter av CHRISTIAN KROHG, som ved siden av FRITS THAULOW og Hans Heyerdahl ble hans nærmeste maleriske forbilde.
Bare vel 20 år gammel malte han sitt første modne arbeid, Morgen, en ung halvkledd pike på sengekanten; en mesterlig gjennomført naturalistisk lys- og atmosfærestudie. Etter et kort besøk i Paris våren 1885 oppstod det staselige helfigurportrettet av maleren KARL JENSEN-HJELL og det djervt impresjonistiske forsøket Dansemoro. En ny malerisk stil, bort fra naturalismens bundethet, bryter gjennom med Det syke barn (1885–86, senere ofte gjentatt), der et smertelig gjenopplevd barndomsminne har funnet en uttrykksform av sjelden enkelhet og strenghet. De samtidig malte, nå tapte utgaver av Pubertet og Dagen derpå kjennes fra senere gjentagelser (1894–95).
Flere strømninger løper fra nå av gjennom noen år jevnsides i Munchs kunst, en mer virkelighetsnær studiekunst som Vår og det inntrengende portrettet av Hans Jæger (begge 1889), eller de blendende lysfylte, nesten pointillistiske Karl Johan-bilder, og en fantasikunst fylt av nordisk MELANKOLI og naturmystikk. Fjordnaturen i ÅSGÅRDSTRAND, der han fra 1889 gjerne tilbrakte somrene, gir med sin lange buktende strandlinje hans mange billeddiktninger over PAN og EROS deres suggestive stemningsmakt og musikalske klangbunn, i bilder som f.eks. Aftenstund (1888) og STORMEN (1893). Delvis ut av denne besjelede naturopplevelsen, men også preget av bohemkretsens opptatthet av det erotiske, vokser de kjærlighets-og dødsfantasiene frem som blir til LIVSFRISEN.
I Berlin, der MUNCH på den tid levde i inspirerende samvær med AUGUST STRINDBERG, Sigbjørn Obstfelder, Gustav Vigeland, Stanislaw Przybyszewski, Julius Meier-Graefe o.a., ble høsten 1892 noen av disse bildene utstilt i Verein Berliner-Künstler: Kyss, Melankoli, Angst, Aften på KARL JOHAN, To mennesker. Utstillingen ble en stor skandale og måtte lukkes en uke etter åpningen, noe som førte til protester fra en rekke yngre tyske kunstnere. LIVSFRISEN ble i de følgende år økt med det ekspresjonistiske gjennombruddsverket SKRIK (1893), Vampyr, Madonna, Stemmen, Aske, Livets dans og – som en slags sammenfatning av Munchs eiendommelig ambivalente syn på kvinnen – den store komposisjonen Kvinnen i tre stadier (1894). På Sezession i Berlin 1902 talte den 22 motiver. Preget av 1890-årenes emosjonelle farge og mykt omsluttende, bølgende kontur er også portrettet av søsteren Inger (1892) og selvportrettet med sigarett (1895), og landskaper som Måneskinn (1893), Hvit natt (1901) og PIKENE PÅ BRYGGEN (1899).
I 1894 begynte Munch også å dyrke grafikken, først ETSNING og LITOGRAFI, et par år senere tresnittet, der han fremfor alt har virket revolusjonerende. Blad som Det syke barn, Kyss og MADONNA hører nå til de høyest vurderte i moderne grafikk. Hans grafiske verk omfatter over 700 arbeider, derav ca. 200 etsninger, 140 TRESNITT og resten litografier. De er innholdsmessig nært knyttet til maleriene.
Munch hadde fra 1889 for det meste levd i utlandet, først i Paris og NICE, 1892–95 i BERLIN, 1896–97 igjen i Paris, 1901–08 på ny i Tyskland, der han fant mesener som Max Linde i LÜBECK og malte dekorative friser til Max Reinhardts Kammerspieltheater (1907) i Berlin. Samtidig oppstår en rekke legemsstore mannsportretter i helfigur: Tyskeren og Franskmannen 1901, Walter Rathenau og Ernest Thiel 1907, Helge Rode, Jappe Nilssen, Dr. Jacobson og Thv. Stang (1909), malt i Munchs nye kraftige fargeskala og med en sterk og myndig karakteristikk. I nær sammenheng med disse portrettene står hans skildring av mannlig kraft og sunnhet i den tredelte komposisjonen Badende menn (1908), Badende mann (1918) og de monumentale arbeidsskildringene Arbeidere i sne (1913–14), Arbeidere på hjemvei (1913–15) og Sementblandere (1920).
Andre arbeider fra århundrets første tiår som Begjær, Sjalusi og Marats død vitner imidlertid om den nervekrisen Munch nå gjennomgikk, som endte med et halvt års klinikkopphold i København 1908–09. Herfra vendte han hjem til Norge, slo seg ned i KRAGERØ og gikk med gjenvunne krefter løs på den veldige oppgaven å male AULADEKORASJONENE ved UNIVERSITETET I OSLO, etter at han under sterk strid hadde seiret i konkurransen. Salen ble innviet 1916 og kom snart til å stå som et hovedverk i norsk monumentalmaleri.
Hans eneste senere dekorative arbeid ble utsmykningen av spisesalen i Freia Sjokoladefabrikk i Oslo (1921–22). Den samme hyllest til livets byggende og groende krefter som i Auladekorasjonene, uttrykt i et svulmende rikt og frodig fargespråk, finner vi i andre bilder fra samme tid, i snøbilder og gatescener fra Kragerø, strandbilder og innhøstingsmotiver som Høstarbeid og Mannen i kålåkeren. I 1920-årene kommer en romantisk tilbakeskuende stemning til uttrykk i blå vinternattbilder fra EKELY på SKØYEN i Oslo, Munchs hjem siden 1916; motiver fra Livsfrisen dukker opp igjen, og gamle BOHEM-minner får ny form i bilder som Bohemens bryllup og Bohemens død (1925–26). Praktfulle kvinneakter som Morgen, middag, aften, natt oppstår samtidig.
Fra Munchs første til hans siste år går en sammenhengende rekke av selvportretter, ikke minst gripende er de fra alderdommen. I sin skiftende teknikk og stil gir de den beste innføring i hans sammensatte og konfliktfylte sinn. Munch skrev 1908–09 Alfa og Omega og Den fri kjærlighets by, begge trykt i katalogen ALFA og Omega (Munch-museet, 1981).
Den største samling av hans arbeider eier Munch-museet i Oslo. Nasjonalmuseet/Nasjonalgalleriet i Oslo eier en rekke hovedverker, og et fyldig utvalg av hans grafikk, Bergen Kunstmuseum eier malerier og vel 100 grafiske blad. Munch er også representert i de øvrige nordiske hovedmuseer og i mange tyske og sveitsiske samlinger, rikest i Kunsthaus Zürich.
Nasjonalgalleriets Skrik ble stjålet i februar 1994, men kom til rette etter ca. 3 måneder. I august 2004 ble Munch-museets Skrik og maleriet Madonna stjålet av bevæpnede ranere; bildene ble funnet 2 år senere.
Edvard Munch er gravlagt i Æreslunden på VÅR FRELSERS GRAVLUND i Oslo.
Noen hovedverker
MALERIER
Karl Jensen-Hjell 1885
Det syke barn 1885–86 NM/NG
Inger på stranden 1889 BK
HANS JÆGER 1889 NM/NG
Vår 1889 NM/NG
Inger 1892 NM/NG
Aften på Karl Johan 1892 BK
Stormen 1893 MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, N.Y.
Skrik 1893 NM/NG og M-m (stjålet 2004)
Vampyr 1893 Munch-museet og Göteborgs Konstmuseum m.fl
Måneskinn 1893 NM/NG
Stemmen 1893 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
Pubertet 1894 NM/NG
Dagen derpå 1894 NM/NG
Madonna 1894 NM/NGog M-m (stjålet 2004)
Kvinnen i tre stadier 1894 BK
Angst 1894 M-m
DØDEN I SYKEVÆRELSET 1895 NM/NGog M-m
Arv I 1897–99 M-m
Livets dans 1900 NM/NG
Hvit natt 1901 NM/NG
Pikene på bryggen 1899 NM/NG
AMOR OG PSYKE 1907 M-m
Tre livsaldre 1908 M-m
Dr. Jacobsen M-m
Aula-dekorasjonene 1909–16 Universitetet iOslo
Livet 1910 Oslo rådhus
Galopperende hest 1912 M-m
Arbeidere i sne 1913–15 M-m
Arbeidere på hjemvei 1913–15 M-m
Dødskamp 1915 STATENS MUSEUM FOR KUNST, København
Mannen i kålåkeren 1916 NM/NG
Badende mann 1918 NM/NG
Selvportrett i spansekesyken 1919 NM/NG
Freia-dekorasjonene, Oslo 1921–22
Stjernenatt 1924 M-m
Mefisto I og II 1935 M-m
Nattevandreren, selvportrett 1939 M-m
Mellom klokken og sengen 1940 M-m
M-m = Munch-museet i Oslo, NM/NG = Nasjonalmuseet/Nasjonalgalleriet i Oslo, BK = Bergen Kunstmuseum, tidl. Rasmus Meyers Samlinger.
GRAFIKK
Raderinger
Det syke barn 1894
Kyss 1895
Madonna 1895
SIGBJØRN OBSTFELDER 1897
Lindemappen 1902
Litografier
Selvportrett med knokkelarm 1895
Madonna 1895
Det syke barn 1896
August Strindberg 1896
Synden 1901
Damen med brosjen 1903
Alfa og Omega-mappen 1909
Tresnitt
Angst 1896
Kyss 1897
Kvinner på stranden 1898
De ensomme 1899
Bønn 1902
Pikene på broen 1920
Birgitte 1931
Source: http://snl.no/Edvard_Munch
Edvard Munch är en av Norges och Skandinaviens mest betydande konstnärer. Hans expressionistiska och symbolistiska målningar skildrar människans ångest och utsatthet med en fri penselskrift och böljande jugendartade linjer. Han hade en stor betydelse för den tyska expressionismens utveckling. En av hans mest kända målningar är Skriet som tillkom 1893.
Source: Art Signature Dictionary

The Brooch. Eva Mudocci (1903)

Zwei Menschen (1914)

Kvinnehode (Executed in 1902)

Vinterlandskap (1881)

Vårdag På Jeløya (Executed in 1913-1915)

Neutralia (Executed in 1915)

August Strindberg (1896)

Kvinnehode

Tête-à-tête (1894)

Woman Putting On Her Nightgown (Executed 1896)

The Scream (1895)

Seated Nude (Executed 1897)

Fra Ekely (Executed 1916)

Goldstein With Hat (1908-09)

The Sick Child I, (det Syke Barn I) (1896)

Der Märchenwald (1927)

Europas Forente Stater Iii (1916)

Selvportrett ıı (1895)

Aften I Parken

Mot Lyset (1914)

Studiehoder (1902)

Nøytralien (1915)

Hans Jæger Iii (1943-44)

Liggende Halvakt Ii (1920)

The Death Of The Bohemian (1930)
Kvinne Med Fletter (1915)
