Edvard Munch - The Murderer (Munch Museum, Oslo)

Edvard Munch – The Murderer (Munch Museum, Oslo)

In his 1910 painting The Murderer, Edvard Munch transforms a crime scene into a psychological journey through guilt and alienation. The man walking away along the path, his face bruised and his hands stained, seems to be fleeing from himself rather than from the crime. The violent colors and distorted landscape translate into painting the inner anguish that drives Nordic Expressionism. The work is housed at the Munch Museum in Oslo, which preserves its dramatic and visionary impact.

Perfect for modern or minimalist spaces, this poster adds strength and depth to light walls or raw concrete. The contrast between the subject's dark tones and the light of the landscape makes it ideal for art studios, contemporary living rooms, or visual meditation spaces.

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