Edvard Munch is best known for The Scream, a painting of a tortured human ... you can see how the sleeve merges into this sort of blue, black moonlit landscape, which is inhabited by two ...

Edvard Munch’s black-and-white lithograph The Scream (1895) has already garnered headlines ahead of the British Museum’s exhibition on the Norwegian artist’s prints, which opens this week.

With “The Scream” Munch is recalling a personal memory ... And the artist wrote an inscription in German on the black and white lithograph version which reads: “I felt the great scream ...

If all you’ve seen of Edvard Munch is his now-iconic ... more powerful with the black-and-white starkness of prints. And if you still want to see “The Scream,” you’ll find a hint of ...

Two men in black ski masks entered a museum in ... the wall two masterpieces by the Norwegian painter Edvard Munch, including "The Scream," one of the most familiar images in Western art.

Both copies were later recovered, while a pastel version of The Scream took just ... about 15 copies of the black and white lithograph survive after the matrix, which Munch used to transfer ...

Here the scream ... Munch respected labor. Forestry. Harvesting. The working of the land. In Digging Men With Horse and Cart, from 1920, the men are bent double over their shovels while the white ...

(Munch painted three other versions of “The Scream,” all now in museums in Oslo.) If Black’s trophy had been won by a magnate in Russia or China, as most of us expected, who knows what its ...