Vampire (Love And Pain) by Edvard Munch - Canvas Print

About Edvard Munch’s The Vampire ( Love And Pain)

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Edvard Munch painted this work between 1893-1895.

The painting depicts a red-haired woman kissing a man on the neck while they hug. However, many believe that the woman is a vampire feasting on the man.

Many art critics claimed it portrays the man as submissive.

Someone stole the painting in 1988 but the Museum later recovered it.

There are 6 original versions of the work. 3 of the versions hang at the Munch Museum in Oslo, one is part of a private collection, another at the Gothenburg Museum in Sweden, and the last is not currently accounted for.

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About The Edvard Munch Vampire Print

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About The Artist

Edvard Munch was a Norwegian painter who lived from 1863-1944. He lived a sad childhood filled with illness and fear of contracting a genetic disorder that ran in his family. As a young adult, he lived a bohemian lifestyle. His mentor urged him to express his mental and emotional state through art. He achieved wealth and fame during life, although his mental health never improved.