MUNCH
Poster Self portrait with skeleton arm (50x70)
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Reproduction of Edvard Munch's piece Self-portrait, 1895.
In the period before Munch makes this self-portrait, some of his most famous motifs are created, including The Scream, Vampire, Puberty and Madonna. He takes up printmaking, which gives him great freedom to experiment, but also allows him to reproduce his artworks in greater quantities.
This was about far more than profit. Munch made changes to his printing plates while printing, so that his motifs also evolved during the process. In this way, printmaking became another source of his artistic development. This was also the case with this self-portrait from 1895, which exists in several versions, with and without the skeleton arm.