Edward Munch

Edward Munch was a Norwegian artist best known for his vivid and emotionally intense paintings. He pioneered Expressionism, a style focused on conveying raw human emotion and inner feelings through bold colors and dramatic compositions. His most famous work, "The Scream," captures a moment of existential anxiety and inner turmoil. Munch's art often explored themes of love, anxiety, death, and despair, reflecting his own troubled life. His innovative approach influenced modern art and helped open the door for future artists to express personal emotions more freely.