Sunbathin
1915
Edvard Munch, the man behind 'The Scream,' surprisingly captured a moment of pure relaxation in this 1915 piece. Two figures lounge on a rocky coast, their forms painted with loose, energetic brushstrokes that blend right into the swirling pinks and blues of the sea and sky. Created during his self-imposed isolation at his fjord-side estate, this work reveals a softer side of the artist, where human figures and nature merge in a symbolic harmony. It’s a sunny, vibrant escape from the existential dread he’s so famous for!
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