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The scream painting
The scream
is an iconic painting painted by Edvard Munch in 1893. The point of the painting
is anxiety. Anxiety is a thing when a person gets stressed or worried I think…
the picture looks like a man with his hands on his cheek screaming!
The painting
is very descriptive; it is textured with oil, pastel and tempera. It is painted
on cardboard.
I like the
scream more than the Mona Lisa because it looks more textured, but that’s my
opinion. Even though the Mona Lisa is more famous the scream is more like a
book. The painting is on the cover and on the inside there are all sorts of
mysteries! I think the scream is a little funny but it still has a meaning.
Edvard Munch
died in 1944, at the age of 80. He had more the 1,008 paintings, 4,443 drawings
and 15,991 prints! These were recovered in the Munch museum in Norway.
The scream
painting was sold for more than $119,992,600 which was a lot back in those
days, it still is now too!
Edvard Munch
was a strange man, mainly all his paintings were based on death or sicknesses. I’m not saying anxiety is a sickness though! He was never married so he called
his paintings his children; he hated to be separated from them.
I love the
scream painting because it is much textured and quite cool! It inspires me to
paint more and craft as well!
By: Laura Mather
:)
