The Artist - Edvard Munch 1.0

The Artist - Edvard Munch.

Edvard Munch was a Norwegian Symbolist painter, printmaker and an important forerunner of expressionistic art. His best-known composition, The Scream, is part of a series The Frieze of Life, in which Munch explored the themes of life, love, fear, death, and melancholy.

"Peoples souls are like planets. Like a star that rises from the darkness - and meets another star - only to disappear again into darkness - it is the same when a man and woman meet - drift apart - light up in love - burn up - and disappear each in their own direction..." Edvard Munch.

This App shows a part of Edvard Munch, but his painting gives you the inspiration.

FUNCTIONS

1. Painting - 50 Pieces.

* Anxiety(1894)
- Ashes(1894)
- Count Henry Kessler(1904)
- Death in the Sickroom(1895)
- Death of Marat II(1907)
- Evening on Karl Johan(1892)
- Eye in Eye(1894)
- Four Ages in Life(1902)
- Golgotha(1900)
- Jealousy(1895)
- Jealousy II(1907)
- Madonna(1894-5)
- Meeting(1921)
- Melancholy(1894-5)
- Model by the Wicker Chair(1919-21)
- Model in Front of the Verandah(1942)
- Moonlight(1893)
- Moonlight(1895)
- Night in St. Cloud(1890)
- Old Trees(1923-5)
- Puberty(1895)
- Red Creeper(1900)
- Red House and Spruces(1927)
- Red Virginia Creeper(1898)
- Self Portrait: Between Clock and Bed(1940)
- Self-Portrait after Spanish Influenza(1919)
- Self-portrait after the Spanish Flu(1919)
- Self-Portrait During Eye Disease II(1930)
- Self-Portrait in the Garden(1942)
- Self-Portrait with Burning Cigarette(1895)
- Separation(1894)
- Sister Inger(1892)
- Spring Plowing(1916)
- Starry Night(1923)
- Stormy Night(1893)
- The Dance of Life(1899)
- The Dead Mother(1900)
- The Death Bed(1895)
- The Hands(1893)
- The Ladies on the Bridge(1903)
- The Murderer(1910)
- The Scream(1893)
- The Scream(Lithograph)(1895)
- The Storm(1893)
- The Voice(1893)
- The Wave(1921)
- Vampire(1893)
- Workers on Their Way Home(1915)
- Workers Returning Home(1915)
- Workers Returning Home(Water color)(1916)

2. Motif

His paintings motif.

3. Life

His biography