Edvard Munk (1863 -1944), Norwegian painter, chart, theatrical artist Мунк
Edvard Munk gave birth in the having many children monogynopaedium of military doctor. Childhood of Edvarda was absolutely joyless. In extreme old age an artist remembered: «Illness, madness and death, were black angels, fly to my cradle, to accompany me during all life» .
Young maid, kindling a stove
About it, perhaps, wrote the known picture of «Scream» (from a cycle there is «Frisian of life» ) Munk: «A sun went away straight in a bottom – skies became red, as though blood. I felt a scream, piercing nature» .
Alarm
Fear
In 80 th Edvard renounced from religion, he was busy at the searches of other system of values. He considered that the world soother, and people in him are a senseless anomaly. He became a radical individualist, sure in that he to itself can provide immortality through an art. Self-portrait
Self-portrait with a cigarette An artist got education at Royal school of drawing (1881 -1886) and workshop of K. Kroga (1882 -1883) in Oslo. From 1880 Munk worked in France where, tested influence of postimpressionists. Then he lived in Germanium and Italy.
His world view was formed under influence of the Scandinavian writers of –simvolists, therefore theme of loneliness, fading and death found a reflection in his creation.
Sick child
Sick girl.
Dying room
Melancholy
Loneliness
Jealousy
On the break of ages Munk wrote «Calvary» , which the crucified artist, uplifted above crowd, is represented on, with the lines of person, reminding the lines of artist.
Girls on a bridge.
Star night
Moonlit Night
Snow
Old trees.
Summer night
Ash
Parting
Vampire
Dance of life
Self-portrait with the bottle of Автопортрет с бутылкой вина wine 1906, Музей Мунка, Осло
Fertility
Star night
Street Lafayett
Creation of Munka very originally. He is considered the pioneer of expressionism, but here in his works it is possible to see symbolism, and a decorativeness is modern, and elemental dynamics of fovizm. And statement : « I write not that see, and, that saw» , later the leader of future surrealisms caught up Andre Breton.