Anti-Scream, Edvard Munch exhibition in Paris, Pinakothek
 

What is Art? Art is born out of joy and sorrow, but especially from grief. It is born out of human life.

Edvard Munch

Yesterday we looked at the exhibition "Edvard Munch or the Anti-cry" in the Paris Pinakothek (article about which I recently put on the forum).
I put the 40 prints that I scanned from a catalog.

The work presented in this exhibition are nearly all from private collections, so you can say that we have provided a unique opportunity to see them. Along with custom portraits and printmaking there are several of these masterpieces.

The first generation of collectors of paintings by Munch bought them directly from the artist. There are a whole series of anecdotes about how Munch was paying for his work for the services rendered or in exchange for any subject. So, Jens Thys (1870-1942), director of the National Gallery in Oslo, a friend and patron of Munch, said that Munch painting presented "Music for Karl Johan (1889) Vita shoemaker in exchange for a pair of shoes.
In 1888, Munch won six crowns at his friend, the philologist Bendix Lange, who, seeing that Munch can not recover the debt, suggested that the artist paint his picture.
The owner of the "childhood memories" (1892) said that his father got it together with other work as rent for two-bedroom apartment.
However, at the very beginning of the twentieth century, wealthy Norwegian art collectors have become interested in his work and buy his work. Thus was formed a few large collections of Munch. Subsequently, some of them were donated by the Norwegian city or state.
At the same time painter became increasingly reluctant to part with their works - for sale he made prints.

1. Akerselva. 1982 K /m, 23 x 31,5
2. Garden with a red house. 1882 X /m, 23 x 30,5
3. Fjord Tunsberg. 1988 X /m, 38,5 x 49
4. In the Seine Saint-Cloud. 1890 X /m, 19 x 33
5. In the Seine Saint-Cloud. 1890 B /pastel, 19 x 33
6. A woman in a red hat on the fjord. 1891 X /m, 89 x 65
7. A sunny day in Nice. 1891 X /m, 85 x 54
8. The memory of childhood. 1892 X /col. pencils, pencil svitsovy, 40,5 x 32,2
9. A sick child. 1894 Prints, 36,4 x 27,3
10. Kiss. 1895 Prints, 34,5 x 27,9

Добавлено через 2 минуты

1. Summer night in Studenterlungen. 1899 X /m, 101 x 91
2. Winter. 1899-1900, the X /m, tempera, 65 x 79,5
3. Drying clothes in Esgenbrandte. 1902 s /m, 68 x 73
4. Mother with children. Tyurlingen. 1906 X /m, 200 x 105,5
5. Landscape with Red House. 1902-1904, the K /m, 80 x 65,5
6. Bathers. 1902-1905, the X /m, 57,4 x 68,5
7. A boy from Warnemunde. 1907 X /m, 79,5 x 58,5
8. The dance of life. 1900 B /col. pencils, 25,6 x 40,8
9. Beach. 1898 B /m, watercolor, 55.5 x 79
10. Self-portrait with a cigarette, 1908-1909, the Lithograph, 56,6 x 45,5

Добавлено через 1 минуту

1. Yellow barrel. 1912, X /m, 107 x 127
2. Street in Kraner. 1910-1911, the X /m, 96.5 x 122
3. Harvest. 1907 s /m, 75 x 100,5
4. The man with the horse. 1918 X /m, 130 x 150
5. The tree of life. 1910 B /col. pencil, 25 x 60
6. Life. 1910 B /watercolor, 13 x 21
7. Girls on the dock. 1920 B /pencil, 35,9 x 48,3
8. Self-portrait with a beard. 1919 Lithograph, 49,7 x 66,7
9. Self-Portrait with inflyuentsey. 1919 X /m, 50 x 90
10. Naked lap. 1922 X /m, 89 x 66

Добавлено через 1 минуту

1. Blue coat in the sun. 1922 X /m, 99 x 72,5
2. The scene of swimming at the beach Esgerda. 1904-1936, the X /m, 69 x 100
3. The trees in the background of snow. 1923 X /m, 73 x 92
4. Potato. 1924 X /m, 68,5 x 90,8
5. Winter night. 1923. X /m, 80 x 130
6. Melancholy (Laura II), 1920 Lithograph, 52,2 x 62,2
7. Self-portrait with bottle of wine. 1926 Lithograph, 49,6 x 62,6
8. Marat and Charlotte Corday. 1930 lithograph, watercolor, 52.5 x 52
9. Weeping girl in bed. 1930 lithograph, watercolor, 70.4 x 50
10. Customers in Ekela. 1938 B /watercolor, 48 x 68