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What was Edvard Munch early family life like?
edvard munchs life was happy
What has the author Gustav Schiefler written?
Gustav Schiefler has written: 'Das graphische Werk von Max Liebermann' -- subject(s): Catalogs, Engraving 'Verzeichnis des graphischen Werks Edvard Munchs bis 1906' 'Max Liebermann' 'Meine Graphik-Sammlung' -- subject(s): Art collections, Catalogs, Engraving, Prints, Private collections 'Edvard Munch'
During what art period did Edvard Munch paint?
Edvard Munch created the art form Expressionism.
What emotions are shown in Edvard Munch 'the scream'?
the lines shaps and colors express Munchs emotional reaction to te surroundings
When was Sjt. Munchs Drikkeklubb Band created?
Sjt. Munchs Drikkeklubb Band was created on 2011-04-15.
Are there any famous artists or pieces of art in Norway?
Edvard Munch, the Scream
Why did some people consider kandinsky paul klee and edvard munchs work child like?
Because they don't appreciate the artistry of their work. They try to claim that a kid can paint just like that. If you find a kid painting as well as any of those three, tell the world about it. (Not likely.)
Did Edvard Munch ever give up?
No Edvard Munch never gave up on art even if he always did get the right picture he still didn't give up on the painting he was working on.
What is the art of training horses?
manege is the art of training horses
Is there going to be another Abe and munchs odyssey?
NO! Mah boi
Is there a mystery on Edvard Munchs the scream?
Yes and No Yes because the mystery behind the painting is that while Edvard Munch was walking with friends, he had to stop to take a break as his friends went ahead, he heard a ear percing scream. The reason the screams hands are over his ears is because the scream that comes from the most famos open mouth is so shrill, he must put his hands over his ears. No because there is nothin in the painting like in the background. Hope this helped:>
What has the author Achim Sommer written?
Achim Sommer has written: 'Edvard Munch' -- subject(s): Exhibitions, Expressionism (Art)
