Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch
Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch
Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch
Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch
Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch
Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch

Puzzle 1000 | Edvard Munch

A puzzle depicting the painting The Scream by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munch

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Painted in 1893 by Edvard Much, the painting is a masterpiece of expressionism. The Scream is Munch's interpretation of the cry piercing through nature, which the artist experienced while walking after his two companions, visible in the background of the painting, had left him. It is considered a symbol of contemporary existential suffering. 

Dimensions | 50cm x 70cm

Quantity | 1000 pieces

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