Edvard Munch's most famous paintings
The top 3 according to 6 votes from people: The Scream · The Sick Child · The Dance of Life. (Updated Sep 10, 2019.)
The Scream, Madonna, Vampire and the other pictures that made Munch Norway's most famous painter, and where they hang today.
Automatically translated (original in Norsk). See the original
Top 17
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The Scream
1893. The figure and the blood-red sky over the Oslofjord; National Museum and MUNCH.
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The Sick Child
1885–1886. The memory of his sister Sophie; his breakthrough.
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The Dance of Life
1899–1900. A midsummer dance by the sea; central to the Frieze of Life.
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Anxiety
1894. Pale faces under the same red sky as in The Scream.
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Evening on Karl Johan Street
1892. Ghostly faces on Kristiania's main street.
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Madonna
1894. Considered by many to be one of his very best works.
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Vampire
1893. Originally titled Love and Pain.
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8
The Girls on the Bridge
1901. Painted in Åsgårdstrand, in many versions.
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9
The Sun
1911. The great mural in the University Aula in Oslo.
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Puberty
1894. A young girl on the edge of a bed and a dark shadow.
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Melancholy
1892. A man lost in thought by the shore.
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12
Jealousy
1895. A green face in the foreground and a couple behind.
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13
The Kiss
1897. Two figures merging by a window.
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14
Starry Night
1922–1924. The view from Ekely on a winter night.
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15
Workers on Their Way Home
1913–1914. A stream of workers walking straight at the viewer.
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16
Self-Portrait. Between the Clock and the Bed
1940–1943. The old painter between a clock and a bed.
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Self-Portrait with Cigarette
1895. Smoke and darkness; at the National Museum.
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