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The Sick Child - Edvard Munch
The famous work The sick child (1907) is a real masterpiece of Edvard Munch, painted in an era of artistic and social upheavals. This painting, which illustrates pain and vulnerability, is full of emotion and embodies human experience poignantly. The Norwegian artist, known for his ability to capture deep and intense feelings, knew how to give life to this Canvas With a delicate and thoughtful pictorial touch.
Context and meaning
In The sick child, Munch explores universal themes such as disease and loss, subjects that still resonate today. The balanced composition and the subtle colors of the work bear witness to its creative genius. Munch, an emblematic figure of the expressionist movement, not only marked his time, but continues to influence contemporary artists. This piece also evokes a return to the sources of cubism, thus showing the stylistic diversity of art from this beginning of the 20th century.
Cultural and artistic impact
When it came out, The sick child (1907) was acclaimed by criticism, who praised his ability to transmit complex emotions. The work has become an iconic work, which is an integral part of the history of modern art. Its impact is still felt today in modern iconography, where artists continue to be inspired by the emotional depth and the narrative richness of Munch.
A touch of emotion in your decor
Have a Art print From this masterpiece, it is to invite a part of history and emotions at home. Whether in a living room, a bedroom or an office, this captivating work will transform your space and arouse conversations. Imagine your guests admiring this piece and feeling the power of a moment suspended in time, where pain and beauty meet.
Conclusion
By integrating this magnificent Art print To your collection, you are not just going to get your environment; You also embrace the very essence of art. Let yourself be inspired by the vision of Edvard Munch and the depth of its colors, which bring a feeling of serenity and reflection. The sick child is not only a work of art, it is a mirror of the human soul.
We do not have stocks and print your prints upon receipt of your order. We do this for 2 reasons:
- Offer you the best prices.
- Do not waste natural resources.
French law imposes a withdrawal period of 14 days. At Artem Legrand, you have 30 days to change your mind. Returns are freewe provide you with the return label.
Yes, to do this, indicate the postal code of the relay point in the comment section of the order page.
Our prints are made on 140g premium quality paperto which we apply a matte lamination.
- Toile: 100% polyester (285g/m²)
- Our special UV resistant inks which will prevent colors from fading over time are used for printing. As no solvents are used, our canvas prints are completely safe for children and people with allergies.
- The canvases are placed on a wooden frame 2cm thick for small formats and 4cm for large formats
The Sick Child - Edvard Munch
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The famous work The sick child (1907) is a real masterpiece of Edvard Munch, painted in an era of artistic and social upheavals. This painting, which illustrates pain and vulnerability, is full of emotion and embodies human experience poignantly. The Norwegian artist, known for his ability to capture deep and intense feelings, knew how to give life to this Canvas With a delicate and thoughtful pictorial touch.
Context and meaning
In The sick child, Munch explores universal themes such as disease and loss, subjects that still resonate today. The balanced composition and the subtle colors of the work bear witness to its creative genius. Munch, an emblematic figure of the expressionist movement, not only marked his time, but continues to influence contemporary artists. This piece also evokes a return to the sources of cubism, thus showing the stylistic diversity of art from this beginning of the 20th century.
Cultural and artistic impact
When it came out, The sick child (1907) was acclaimed by criticism, who praised his ability to transmit complex emotions. The work has become an iconic work, which is an integral part of the history of modern art. Its impact is still felt today in modern iconography, where artists continue to be inspired by the emotional depth and the narrative richness of Munch.
A touch of emotion in your decor
Have a Art print From this masterpiece, it is to invite a part of history and emotions at home. Whether in a living room, a bedroom or an office, this captivating work will transform your space and arouse conversations. Imagine your guests admiring this piece and feeling the power of a moment suspended in time, where pain and beauty meet.
Conclusion
By integrating this magnificent Art print To your collection, you are not just going to get your environment; You also embrace the very essence of art. Let yourself be inspired by the vision of Edvard Munch and the depth of its colors, which bring a feeling of serenity and reflection. The sick child is not only a work of art, it is a mirror of the human soul.
We do not have stocks and print your prints upon receipt of your order. We do this for 2 reasons:
- Offer you the best prices.
- Do not waste natural resources.
French law imposes a withdrawal period of 14 days. At Artem Legrand, you have 30 days to change your mind. Returns are freewe provide you with the return label.
Yes, to do this, indicate the postal code of the relay point in the comment section of the order page.
Our prints are made on 140g premium quality paperto which we apply a matte lamination.
- Toile: 100% polyester (285g/m²)
- Our special UV resistant inks which will prevent colors from fading over time are used for printing. As no solvents are used, our canvas prints are completely safe for children and people with allergies.
- The canvases are placed on a wooden frame 2cm thick for small formats and 4cm for large formats
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How to place your draw?
The recommendations from Pauline, our partner decorator
Which support should you choose?
- Poster :
Ideal for vintage posters, bohemian posters, baby decorations. Excellent value for money
- Canvas :
Ideal finish for art prints of paintings
- Aluminum:
Most premium finish, perfect for photographs but also for art prints of paintings.
What dimensions?
If you are unsure between 2 sizes, opt for the larger one. Indeed, when unwrapping the print you can often have the impression of having imagined the larger print.