Edvard Munch "Self-Portrait Between Clock and Bed" Painting Print – Modern Expressionist A

This poignant work, "Self-Portrait. Between the Clock and the Bed," was painted by Norwegian Expressionist master Edvard Munch in 1943, near the end of his life. It depicts the artist standing solemnly in a dark suit, positioned between a tall, dark grandfather clock (often interpreted as a symbol of time and death) and a boldly patterned bed, all rendered in Munch’s signature intense, yet controlled, color palette featuring striking blues, muted yellows, and assertive reds. This evocative piece of fine art print makes a sophisticated statement in a library, a quiet reading nook, or a contemporary living room where its bold colors and profound subject matter can be appreciated, instantly elevating the space.

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