Sweater based on the painting by Eduard Munch "The Scream"

Edvard Munch is a Norwegian Expressionist painter. This trend originated in European art at the end of the XIX century.. The essence of expressionism was not to reflect the surrounding world plausibly, but rather to convey the mood of the author, his emotions, attitude, perception of reality. Among the representatives of the current were Vincent Van Gogh, Egon Schiele, Otto Muller and others.
The painting depicts the Norwegian Gulf of Oslo Fjord. It is painted in blood-red, gray, yellow, brown and dark blue tones. On a bridge or pier in the foreground there is a figure of a creature painted in a deliberately primitive manner. The facial features are drawn schematically, there is no hair on the skull, the robe resembles a dark hoodie, the gender is not determined.
The creature froze in a silent scream: its mouth is wide open, horror and awe are read in the expression of its face. The creature's hands cover its ears, as if it can't stand the sound itself.
The creature in the picture seems to merge with this nature, repeats its changeable contours, becoming a pure emotion.

The work "The Scream" by Edvard Munch was created in 1893 and became the forerunner of the subsequent heyday of expressionism in the XX century, its symbol. Munch described the story of its creation as follows: one day he was walking with friends in the evening, at sunset. Suddenly the sky turned a blood-red hue. Munch involuntarily stopped and admired with awe this heavenly flame, in which he heard the soundless cry of nature itself.
This work is a collection of "Inspiration", which presented our work based on the paintings of our favorite artists.
all works from this collection can be found here: www.livemaster.ru/myshop/asmik?cid=33757
The use of other artistic decisions, and can also be adapted to the size and special requests.(to be agreed individually!)