Harvard Art Museums’ exhibition of paintings and prints by the Norwegian artist highlights his processes and practice of ...

Munch understood personality as "a battleground, created by conflicting desires and repressions": and he pours these internal ...

As Western art’s most memorable utterance of existential pain, Edvard Munch’s The Scream is naturally understood as a definitive glimpse inside the artist’s soul, as much as an embodiment of ...

Edvard Munch was a 19th and early 20th-century painter and print artist, best known for his striking expressionist art. His works are characterized by bold colors, exaggerated linework ...

Yet alongside this intensely personal imagery, prompted by the “dark angels” that accompanied the Norwegian painter throughout his life – “illness, madness and death” – Munch was also ...

The museum’s first exhibition, titled Postcards From the Future, gives a taste of things to come – especially the pieces from its evolving permanent collection, for which 60 per cent of the ...

A new exhibition of portraits by Edvard Munch has opened in London, shining a light on an important aspect of the Norwegian painter’s work and his life. Meanwhile, in the United States ...

The painter’s portraits reveal less a tortured loner than a man who thrived in company.

The Harvard Art Museums newest exhibition, “Edvard Munch: Technically Speaking” (now through July 27), looks at how one artist used inventive techniques across paintings, woodcuts, lithographs ...

Edvard Munch’s The Scream holds an almost mythic status in the pantheon of art, its face a touchstone for the existential ...