Galleria 48
The Scream – Edvard Munch, Premium Print
The print in the picture is - 45x60cm / 18x24" | With margin
Product description
“The Scream” was created in 1893 by Edvard Munch, the Norwegian artist whose work helped lay the foundations of Expressionism. One of the most recognizable images in the history of art, the painting depicts a figure standing on a bridge beneath a turbulent sky, overwhelmed by a profound sense of anxiety and existential dread.
The composition is celebrated for its emotional intensity and striking visual language. The swirling sky, distorted forms, and vivid colors work together to convey a feeling rather than a realistic scene. Munch transforms the landscape into an extension of the figure’s inner turmoil, creating a powerful expression of fear, isolation, and human vulnerability.
Inspired by a personal experience, the artwork has become a universal symbol of modern anxiety and emotional struggle. Its bold style and psychological depth continue to resonate with audiences around the world more than a century after its creation.
This museum-quality print is a perfect choice for admirers of Expressionism, modern art, and iconic masterpieces that explore the depths of human emotion.
- Paper: 250gsm matte, FSC certified
- Type: Premium museum-quality print
- Sizes: 20x25 cm (8x10”), 30x40 cm (12x16”), 45x60 cm (18x24”), 60x80 cm (24x32”)
- Printed in the US and EU.
*Prints are sold without a frame. The frames visible in the photos are for decorative purposes only.
Museum-Quality Paper
Printed on thick 250gsm matte paper with a soft, refined texture that brings out every detail of the artwork. The finish reduces glare while preserving the depth, contrast, and character of the original painting, creating a timeless gallery-quality look made to last.
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