This artist painted two versions of a scene showing himself as a naked man on a blood-stained white bed with a woman modeled on his lover, Tulla Larsen, standing naked nearby as the assassin Charlotte Corday. In addition to the expressionist pair of works, The Death of Marat
This artist painted two versions of a scene showing himself as a naked man on a blood-stained white bed with a woman modeled on his lover, Tulla Larsen, standing naked nearby as the assassin Charlotte Corday. In addition to the expressionist pair of works, The Death of Marat, he painted a naked girl sitting with her arms crossing and covering her genitalia as her shadow falls to the viewer's right, a work titled(*) Puberty. A notable self-portrait, meanwhile, shows the artist's face in white against a black background with a skeletal arm below. Other important works center on the artist's sister in bed with tuberculosis, The Sick Child, and a bare-breasted mother of Jesus, Madonna. Doubtlessly his most famous work, however, is part of his The Frieze of Life series and shows a distorted figure beneath of an orange sky letting out a shout. For 10 points, identify this Norwegian artist of The Scream.
This artist painted two versions of a scene showing himself as a naked man on a blood-stained white bed with a woman modeled on his lover, Tulla Larsen, standing naked nearby as the assassin Charlotte Corday.
Edvard Munch