Edvard Munch Consul Christen Sandberg 1901 Print – Expressionist Portrait Wall Decor

This powerful piece is Edvard Munch's 1901 oil painting, "Consul Christen Sandberg," featuring a full-length, slightly imposing portrait of the stout Norwegian consul dressed formally in a brown suit jacket, black cummerbund, and dark ascot, rendered in the artist's distinctive Expressionist style. This striking historical portrait makes a commanding focal point in a traditional study, library, or a sophisticated minimalist living room seeking a touch of moody, vintage gravitas. The depth and technique displayed in this **Edvard Munch master painting** perfectly capture the personality of the early 20th-century elite. Munch, known primarily for "The Scream," displays his lesser-seen skill in formal portraiture here, though his unmistakable style—characterized by rough brushstrokes and a muted, slightly unsettling color palette—is clearly evident. This specific work, created just after the turn of the century, is a superb example of **Norwegian Expressionism fine art**. We have meticulously reproduced this 1901 artwork to ensure that every detail, from the subtle textures of the paint to the imposing posture of Consul Sandberg, is preserved. Whether you are a dedicated collector of historical portraits or simply looking for sophisticated **Expressionist art wall decor**, this piece adds layers of cultural history and dramatic flair to any space. Elevate your interior design with this **museum quality reproduction** of an influential European master. It serves not just as decoration, but as a conversation starter, inviting observers to delve into the history and psychology that define Munch's legacy. This iconic piece of art history is printed on premium, archival media designed for long-lasting color fidelity.