A revisited vision of dread and landscape—Edvard Munch, c.1910—with nuanced color and touch.
Historic Norwegian icon—mature, reflective—printed locally to reduce waste.

Norwegian title: Skrik

Completed around 1910, this painted Scream looks back at Munch’s 1890s breakthrough with a mature, steadier hand: the hues feel slightly cooler, the application more measured, the overall image contemplative yet piercing.

It’s an essential variant for collectors who want the later perspective—still electric, but subtly transformed. Style in a minimalist setting; let the composition breathe against calm walls and natural materials.

Best for: living room statement wall, gallery corridor, study

Pairs well with: Norwegian Art Prints, Modern Mood & Symbolism, Minimal Nordic.