Untitled 19
Edvard Munch is best known for the screaming faces of his angst-ridden masterpieces, but this sketch reveals his rapid, energetic drawing style. Swirling blue lines capture a row of bare trees, their branches reaching out like skeletal fingers against a pale background. It feels less like a finished landscape and more like a fleeting memory or a quick study, showing how the artist translated the feeling of a cold, windy day into pure motion. These loose scribbles offer a rare glimpse into the chaotic creative process behind one of art history's most intense figures.