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.
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