Munch, a pioneer of expressionism perhaps best known for his use of orange and red in the night sky of his most iconic work, The Scream (1893), frequently used bold color accents to convey mood, emotion, and energy. Here, faint lines of orange course across the jagged blue and green woodcut, saturating the dress, hair, and shore – conveying the peace of evening companionship between three woman.
"The Girl's On The Bridge," Woodcut in blue and lithograph in yellow, green, orange and blue on white wove paper by Edvard Munch (circa 1918). Courtesy of @artinstitutechi
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