After the Party
1984
Ever wonder what the morning after a wild party looks like through the eyes of a master? Edvard Munch shows us a huddled mass of bohemian friends, wrapped in dark cloaks and looking utterly drained, while a stern policeman looms in the doorway ready to bust the mood. This scene comes from Munch's days with the Kristiania Bohème in Oslo, a crowd of artists and writers who partied hard and lived dramatically. It’s a hilarious yet melancholic take on the 'walk of shame' on a group scale, proving that even famous artists had rough mornings.
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