Red Rocks
1915
Edvard Munch traded his famous screaming figures for the vibrant, pulsing landscapes of his later years, and this 1915 piece is a perfect example. Instead of realistic details, he used bold, sweeping strokes of pink and blue to capture the raw energy of the Norwegian coast. The massive, undulating red rock formation seems to glow from within, contrasting beautifully with the cool, watery blues below and the pale, sunlit sky above. It shows how Munch's style evolved into something much looser and more expressive, proving he was about much more than just existential angst!
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