Schon Munchs Familie besaß im klein

Schon Munchs Familie besaß im kleinen Ort Asgardstrand am Oslofjord ein Ferienhaus, in dem der Maler (1863-1944) seine Sommer verbrachte. Im Alter von 35 erwarb er ein eigenes Gebäude, das ihm bis ins hohe Alter Zufluchtsort blieb. Selbst als er längst als bedeutendster Maler Skandinaviens galt und seine Werke Preise erzielten, die es ihm erlaubten, in Erkely nahe Oslo ein großes Gut zu erwerben, kehrte er regelmäßig in sein kleines Fischerhaus zurück, um dort zu leben und zu arbeiten.

Die Bedeutung Asgardstrands für Munchs Kunst ist nicht zu unterschätzen. Das zu jeder Tageszeit wechselnde Licht und die üppigen Farben, die er dort vorfand, prägten seine Palette noch in den Landschaftsbildern der Alterswerke. Bilder wie "Der Garten" zeigen einen Munch, der neben seinen berühmten, die menschliche Psyche auslotenden und zergliedernden Meisterwerken Arbeiten von einfacher, großer Schönheit schuf. Dabei sind diese Arbeiten nicht weniger bahnbrechend als seine psychologischen Studien - in Farbgebung und Komposition greift Munch auch hier bereits dem Expressionismus vor.

Dietz-Giclée auf Leinwand, auf Holzkeilrahmen gespannt und in Massivholz-Rahmung. Limitiert auf 990 nummerierte Exemplare. Format 74 x 58 cm.

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Already Munch's family owned the small town Asgardstrand on the Oslo Fjord is a holiday house where the painter (1863-1944) spent his summers. At the age of 35, he acquired its own building, which remained for him to old age refuge. Even when he already was considered the most important painters in Scandinavia and his works prices achieved, which allowed him to acquire a large estate in erkély near Oslo, he returned regularly to his small fisherman's house back in order to live and work there. The importance Asgardstrands for Munch's art is not to be underestimated. The changing any time of day light and the lush colors he found there influenced his palette still in the landscape paintings of the Age works. Pictures of "The Garden" show a Munch, who created works of simple, great beauty in addition to its famous, the human psyche auslotenden and dissecting masterpieces. Here this work is no less groundbreaking than his psychological studies - in color and composition engages Munch also here already before the Expressionism. Dietz Giclee on Canvas, on wooden stretchers and in solid wood framing. Limited to 990 numbered copies. Format 74 x 58 cm.

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Nice family owned Munchs Asgardstrand the Oslo fjord in the small town a holiday cottage, in which the painter (1863-1944) spent his summers. At the age of 35 he acquired a separate building, the old him to the refuge remained high. Even as he has long been regarded as the most important painter in Scandinavia and his works prices, it allowed him a great good in Erkely near Oslo to purchase,He returned to his small fisherman's house back regularly, in order to live and work there.

The Importance Asgardstrands for Munchs art is not to be underestimated. The changing light at any time of the day and the lush colors, which he found there, have characterized his range quickly jotted down on notepads in the landscape paintings. Pictures like "The Garden" show a Munch, along with his famous,The human psyche auslotenden zergliedernden masterpieces and work of simple, created great beauty. These are not less work breaks new ground as its psychological studies - in color and composition, the expressionism Munch also here already.

Dietz-Giclee on canvas, Holzkeilrahmen tensioned and in Massivholz-Rahmung .Limited to 990 numbered copies. Format 74 x 58 cm).