Another of his paintings from that series was created during a time when the eruption of Krakatoa caused the northern European sky to turn red, perhaps explaining the background of that painting, which depicts a bald figure clutching his head.
Two figures, dressed in black and devoid of facial features, embrace in this painter's The Kiss, which joins his Death in the Sick Room and The Vampire in his series The Frieze of Life. Another of his paintings from that series was created during a time when the eruption of Krakatoa caused the northern European sky to turn red, perhaps explaining the background of that painting, which depicts a bald figure clutching his head. For 20 points, name this Norwegian painter.
Two figures, dressed in black and devoid of facial features, embrace in this painter's The Kiss, which joins his Death in the Sick Room and The Vampire in his series The Frieze of Life.
Edvard {Munch}