“The Scream”

“The Scream”. Edvard Munch. 1910.

This stunning Duille fine art print features Edvard Munch’s most famous work.

About the work
Edvard Munch produced several versions of “The Scream”. Its origins lie in 1892. Munch’s diary entry records his experience on a walk with friends at Ekebergåsen east of Oslo. “I was out walking with two friends – the sun was setting – suddenly the sky turned blood red – I paused, feeling exhausted, and leaned on the fence – there was blood and tongues of fire above the blue-black fjord and the city – my friends walked on, and I stood there trembling with angst – and I sensed an endless scream passing through nature.”

From the powerful Munch originals to emojis of today – ‘The Scream’ is an ever-present motif that still speaks to our modern age.

This is a museum-quality archival print made using materials which will last for many years.

Special features
This print is a museum / archival quality giclée print on heavyweight Somerset Enhanced Radiant White Velvet 255gsm paper reproducing the original work.

Available unframed in a choice of two sizes
This fine art print can be supplied on an A4 sheet –
Overall size: 297 x 210mm
Size of printed image: 253 x 200mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 22mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

or an A3 sheet –
Overall size: 420mm x 297
Size of printed image: 363 x 287mm
Top and bottom white margins to allow for framing: 28mm
Left and right white margins to allow for framing: 5mm

Packed for protection with fast dispatch
Your unframed print will be sent wrapped in acid-free tissue and protectively packed.

All materials are recyclable and come from environmentally responsible sources.

This work is reproduced by kind permission of The Munch Museum, Oslo.