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The dream of a nigth of summer

It's hard to imagine that Edvard Munch painted the moon hundreds of times. Most of its moons are golden yellow. Some are so yellow they turn white and are almost dazzling. Under the moon, there is always a ray of light falling on the water with an edge so clear that it is unrealistic. It is sometimes disturbed by waves, revealing some vivid points of light. And other times it falls straight down for no reason, like a majestic pillar of the classical period.

Roman columns have a sacred air. "A Midsummer Night's Dream", with rays of light directly penetrating, reminds people of William Shakespeare's famous play "A Midsummer Night's Dream". The difference is that Shakespeare used imaginative words to describe the perfection of love, while Munch used clear colors and lines to record the desolation of love.

About Millie Thaulow

He has an unethical relationship with Millie Thaulow (who is married). After a quiet vacation in the Norwegian town of Asgard Strand, Munch painted "A Midsummer Night's Dream." In the painting, Milly leans forward, maintaining a posture of ambiguous invitation.

The dense forest and river behind her have been trampled by others. This scene should be a subtle metaphor for this love story. However, the two people in the river have only vague silhouettes and cannot be compared with Milly. This woman dressed in white exerts a fatal attraction on Munch. Millie's marriage did not last long. Surprisingly, after the divorce, Milly did not choose Munch, but quickly married someone else. Munch was on the verge of collapse, so the other painting "A Midsummer Night's Dream" after "The Marriage Incident" was much more melancholic.

Voices

Milly, painted with dark paint, has gloomy eyes and a gray face. His upper body is still slightly leaning forward, but it is no longer an invitation, but a refusal without room for negotiation. At this time, a pair of boats on the river The number increased to two pairs, and the light pillar in the distance lacked the 'flower crown' above, and its color became paler and was no longer sacred. The two "Summer Night Dreams" can also be called "Voices". Interestingly, the different titles of the paintings imply completely different feelings about reading the paintings. When you see the painting with the title “Sound,” you will vaguely feel that Milly is speaking. However, the stranger and Milly are not in the same world at all and cannot hear him. Munch has set up a hearing barrier that stops them.

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• Cotton linen on canvas

Matte artistic canvas of 390 gr for plotter made of 100% cotton

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• ChromaLuxe Aluminum

 

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