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Exploring Norwegian Art History: Edvard Munch and Beyond

Dive into the captivating world of Norwegian art history with a focus on iconic artist Edvard Munch. Journey through masterpieces like "The Scream" and "Madonna" at renowned museums. Discover a rich tapestry of works by prominent Norwegian artists spanning different eras, styles, and themes. From Munch's expressive self-portraits to Henrik Sørensen's poignant compositions, explore a diverse range of artistic expressions that define Norway's cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the beauty, melancholy, and avant-garde visions that shape Norwegian art history.

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Exploring Norwegian Art History: Edvard Munch and Beyond

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  1. 2014NORINT0500Norwegian Art History. An Introduction

  2. Edvard Munch, Self-portrait, 1882Munch Museum

  3. Edvard Munch, The Sick Child, 1886The National Museum

  4. The Author Hans Jæger, 1889The National Museum

  5. Edvard Munch, Night in St. Cloud, 1890The National Museum, The River Seine by St. Cloud, 1890

  6. Melancholy, 1892The National Museum

  7. Self-portrait with Cigarette, 1895The National Museum

  8. Madonna, 1893 – 94, 90 x 68,5 cm, oil on canvas and 1895 / 1902,lithograph, both Munch Museum

  9. The Dance of Life, 1899 – 1900The National Museum

  10. Despair, 1892, drawing and gouache on paper, Munch Museum, Scream, 1893, The National Museum

  11. Evening at Karl Johan, 1892Bergen Art Museum

  12. Death in the Sickroom, c. 1893The National Museum

  13. The Sun, c. 4,5 x 8 m, Aula Hall, University of Oslo, 1909-11

  14. The Man in the Cabbage Field, 1916136 x 180 cm, The National Museum

  15. Self-portrait. Between the Clock and the Bed, 1940 – 42Munch Museum

  16. Jean Heiberg, Nude, 1912, Self-Portrait, 1919

  17. Per Krohg, Lucy Vidil, 1911, The Model Kiki, 1928

  18. Henrik Sørensen, Gudrun, standing in the doorway, 1917, Golgatha, 1921-25

  19. Axel Revold, Italian woman, 1913, Fisherman’s village, 1916

  20. Reidar Aulie, Tendency, 1931, The Crossing, 1939

  21. Arne Ekeland, The last Shots, 1940

  22. Jakob Weidemann, The Lunatic (Tropical Flower), 1945, Flower, 1969

  23. Gunnar S. Gundersen, Winter Sun, 1966, Composition, 1967

  24. Kjartan Slettemark in his white performance dress, 1972 – Portrait Nixon - monster, 1972

  25. Per Kleiva, American Butterflies, 1970, 1971

  26. Odd Nerdrum, The murder of Andreas Bader, 1977-78, Five people around a watering hole, 1992, Man with leather helmet, 1985

  27. Frans Widerberg, Liberator through Fire, 1976

  28. Håkon Bleken, Figures around a table, 1965, Over and out, 1977

  29. Bjørn Ransve, Green Harlequin, 1975, Constructive picture, 1987

  30. Ida Lorentzen, Drama, 1987

  31. Left: Bjarne Melgaard, New love, old paint … (Dedicated to Margaux Hemingway) Make me clean again: Some pain poems, the universe according to Paul Gaugin, sex in the artworld and one week of complete misery …, 1996-97, installationRight: Jon Gundersen, Water on its way towards the sea, 2007, installation

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