Oil painting by Edvard Munch titled "Ashes" (1925), depicting a distressed woman with long flowing red hair against a dark, moody background, emphasizing Expressionism.

Edvard Munch Ashes 1925 Painting Print – Expressionist Moody Gallery Wall Art

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Oil painting by Edvard Munch titled "Ashes" (1925), depicting a distressed woman with long flowing red hair against a dark, moody background, emphasizing Expressionism.

Edvard Munch Ashes 1925 Painting Print – Expressionist Moody Gallery Wall Art

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This powerful reproduction captures Edvard Munch’s iconic oil painting, "Ashes" (1925 version). The image focuses on a woman dressed in a white gown, her long, flowing reddish-brown hair held dramatically over her head, symbolizing emotional turmoil and the aftermath of a passionate encounter against a deeply somber, Expressionistic background. This striking Symbolist portrait artwork perfectly encapsulates the angst and drama central to the late 19th and early 20th-century movements. This dark, moody print is an ideal centerpiece for a sophisticated living room, a contemporary reading nook, or integrated into a striking **dark moody gallery wall art** arrangement where its raw intensity can draw immediate attention. It provides a fascinating contrast to brighter minimalist spaces while seamlessly complementing gothic or bohemian aesthetics. Munch, a master of expressing internal states, uses color and form to evoke deep psychological resonance. This carefully rendered **oil painting reproduction** allows you to bring a piece of art history home. Unlike standard reprints, our poster emphasizes the textured brushstrokes and rich, complex hues, making it a premium choice for collectors. If you are curating a collection of psychological or **melancholic expressionist wall decor**, "Ashes" is essential. The inclusion of this powerful piece transforms any space into a thoughtful sanctuary. Add this **vintage Edvard Munch poster** to your collection today and embrace the enduring power of profound human emotion expressed through art.

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