Night Mood, Scene from Nordstrand, Edvard Munch, 1890
Edvard Munch, portraitEdvard MunchNorvège, 1863–1944

Night Mood, Scene from Nordstrand

1890 · Drawing

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Dans la vie de Edvard Munch

La vie entière
  1. 1889

    First Solo Exhibition

    He held his first solo exhibition of nearly all his works; the recognition brought him a two-year state scholarship to study in Paris under Léon Bonnat.

  2. autumn 1889

    Studies under Léon Bonnat in Paris

    He arrived in Paris during the World's Fair and began attending Léon Bonnat's classes. He visited exhibitions and museums assiduously and experimented with Impressionism and Pointillism.

  3. 1889

    Death of His Father and the Saint-Cloud Manifesto

    News of his father's death after a stroke was a heavy blow: Munch fell into depression and withdrew into himself. His rethinking of life resulted in the "Saint-Cloud Manifesto" and the painting "Night in Saint-Cloud."

  4. 1892

    The Berlin Circle: Strindberg and Przybyszewski

    He immersed himself in the life of Berlin's artistic "underground," growing close to August Strindberg, Stanisław Przybyszewski, and Dagny Juel, who became his muse.

  5. 1892

    "The Munch Affair": Scandal in Berlin

    At the invitation of Adelsteen Normann he exhibited at the Union of Berlin Artists; the show provoked fierce controversy and was closed within a week. The conflict led to a split in the Union and the formation of the Berlin Secession.

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