Fjord Landscape
1918
Most people know Edvard Munch for his famous screaming figure, but he actually spent his later years finding peace in the Norwegian outdoors. This vibrant 1918 landscape bursts with electric blues and sunny yellows, capturing a fjord scene with wild, sweeping energy. Instead of painting a perfect photograph, Munch used thick, expressive brushstrokes to show how the wind and light *felt* rustling through the trees. It is a colorful, joyful reminder that the master of existential dread also knew how to celebrate the raw beauty of nature.
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