THE SCREAM
The
Scream was painted by Edvard Munch in 1893. It's an oil painting and it shows a
landscape and a man. The dramatic scenery includes a man who is screaming at
the front and in the back there are two men. It is thought that it is based in
the tormented life of the artist.
This
type of work is typical of Expressionism, an art movement which started in Germany
at the beginning of the 20th century. The expressionism used violent
colors and bitter images. Their work sometimes shows the theme of loneliness
and misery.
The Scream
was first exhibited in 1893. One of them (there are four copies), it was
auctioned in 2012 and sold for nearly $ 120 million, being the most expensive
artwork auctioned history. It was later donated to The National Gallery in
Oslo, where it is now kept.
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