Tiergarten
The Tiergarten, Berlin
Edvard Munch takes us to Berlin's famous Tiergarten park, but this isn't a sunny day out. Three figures, likely gardeners or workers, are rendered in ghostly, loose strokes against a backdrop of dense, textured trees. The woman on the left holds a rake, mirroring the kneeling figure on the right, while a central figure sits quietly, creating a scene that feels strangely silent and tense. This print highlights Munch's Symbolist roots, proving he could find psychological depth and unease even in a mundane park scene, years before he painted his world-famous screaming man.
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