Edvard Munch

[ingareinar007]

Edvard Munch had financial problems for a long time. Then it finally took off and he became one of the richest in Oslo. 

[vitomel]

VERY NICE WORK!!!

[FrostSalonica]

Does anyone know where can i find the movie that plays in the museum little cinema!??? It was really great but i didn't had the time to watch it all, and today i got back to Greece... :( LOVED Norway btw! :)

[ateniense7]

He put all his torture in the works.

[ReyChikaishi]

I made your song , munch.

your allegory alpha and omega.

so I imaged.

[Chrisguy42O]

this guy did the scream, why aren't there more views?

[Chrisguy42O]

very good choice of song!

thankyou

[cacilia123]

scary sad and baeutiful he was a fantastic guy R.I.P.

[MrScatanicio]

Una bella e completa galleria di opere di Munch

[NikolKraft]

this is not Rachmaninoff´s music, but Czech composer Leoš Janáček

[beakermetalporradful]

What is the name of music?

[NikolKraft]

@beakermetalporradful : "Taras Bulba"

[timerready21]

A great artist I have liked him the longest and still do he has stayed in the back of my mind even as I worked at times.

[keltbrat]

if you look carefully at the background of the scream, the couple on the bridge are both Robson Green, and there's nothing in the way of sunshine coming my way, (problemchimp will get it)

[beakermetalporradful]

Ewdard Munch & Sergei Rachmaninoff,

good mix....

Good editing, I'm even crying

[Schattensprinter]

one of his most important picture series is about a child, that is lying in a bed. and this child is very ill, nearly the death.

it shows the mind of him, when he has painted it.

the pictures later are more healthy.

i talk just about munch, no one other.

[Wolliom]

what's the name of this song?

[madretierra6]

uno de mis pintores favoritos,magnifico

[orlandoferrand1]

Simply extraordinary. As an artist and perpetual student of life and art, he always surprises me. Thank you for all the interesting comments you've posted. I feel as if I had been meditating while watching this video.

[quisquefaber88]

what emotion in all this!.... my endless gratitude to Munch, Rachmaninov, Brendafohio for posting, music and painting and all art in general

[rocktunes]

Nice. The music of Rachmaninov was a good choice. Munch is an unbelievable painter. I enjoyed the art and music. Thanks.

[poddel]

thankss i really appreciate this stuff

[combovercomb]

i  love the moonbeam and the red dress.

[toomass87]

****munch

[Smartperson18]

What is the name of the painting at 1:39 ?

[aramanth]

I believe it is called "Despair". Munch used the motif of the blood red sky and the walkway in other paintings too, such as "Anxiety" and of course "The Scream".

[Wowbagger86]

My favourite is "The dance of life" (not exactly sure what it's called in English.) Truly beautifull picture everybody can rely to :) That's why his art is so popular I guess...

[Skibbaaa]

how many symbolist paintings by Munch you can name...besides ,, Vampire''

[aramanth]

The Vampire is based on a red haired lady named Tula Larson whom Munch had a disastrous love affair. To win Edvard back she faked her death, and Munch was led by friends to her deathbed and wept over her body. When the gag was revealed Munch was angered and somehow got a gunshot wound....hence after he declared all women to be vampires!

As for your question I would say the painting "Attraction". The woman's hair floats over the man's neck ensnaring him.

[Skibbaaa]

love Surrealism

[trbstrangerous]

excuse me are u refering edvard munch as a surrealist?cz he's nt a surrealist, he's a expressionist/symbolist

[Skibbaaa]

actually hes a expressionist/surrealist

i kno...what you mean...at the beggining he was symbolist/expressionist in the beggining of hes career..later he plundged into surrealism

I've studied art history so i know...

[rodiero]

I saw a Munch exhibition in my hometown, great artist.

Thanks!

[arcticzummer]

Great video.

[Kiefer89]

Beautiful arts. Beautiful music. Enough said.

[batbreath77]

Woah! My favourite painter accompanied by my favourite composer! Incredible thank you :0

[connie277]

thanks so much for the help! been really useful! :D

[connie277]

thanks, it's really helpful to know the name! would you guys be open to me asking you a few questions to help with my essay? or just some thoughts to ponder?! i am studying the image of the artist, and wandered if you thought Munch was a man of his time using his past as a leapboard to success in the expressionism movement, or if you think he is genuine? i am studying this question within the essay. All views welcome! it's great to have your insight! :D

[acerb45666555]

a genius!!

[MeeoowCat]

Hey Connie, my post may be too late to be any help to you, but it's called The Death Bed,1895. It's from the final series in the Frieze of Life.

[franciscoquesadamata]

Fantastic!

[connie277]

does anybody know what the painting at the beginning of this film is called? im studying edvard munch in art history, and need to know what the name of the painting is, where people are looking over the coffin. please help!! thankyou, connie.

[phoenixicarus]

I remember a couple years back some Edvard Munch paintings were stolen from a gallery. Were they ever recovered?

[OnlyJasonere]

Yeah

[sheep41]

yeah with like no damage done to any of them... which is good! the artworks can be enjoyed for the years to come!

[AdmiralJeanway]

Bravo. I enjoyed that. Music was perfect. Nice job. :ThumbsUp:

[pennymusicMAma]

I am so impressed with your Art Videos. It is unfortunate that most only know Edvard Munch for his'Primal Scream'. My ancestry is mostly Norwegian & French. Though I truly love Rachmaninov, the foremost Classical composer of Norway-Edvarg Grieg would also be appropriate. Tussen Takk, Merci.-Penny Enggrav

[LilaVollmond]

Eine erstklassige Zusammenstellung von Munch

Werke!Gute Auswahl Bilder/Musik!

[cuerdaseca]

Munch & Rachmaninov...my two alltime heroes together!!!!

[axelprs]

excellent work with the mix of the paintings and the music

[msbabar]

What a beautiful, touching slideshow. Rachmaninov's music combined with Munch's work is very powerful. Thank you for such a great overview of Munch's work.

[jessamaka84]

I watched a movie a while ago on TV called Edvard Munch. It was made in 1973. It had the most moving poem at the end that I have ever heard. It was something like strings connected to my heart and when you went away they did not break. I was wondering if anyone has heard of the poem or seen the movie and knows what the hell I am talking about?

[brendafohio]

I typed "movie about edward munch" into google and found reviews of the movie you mention. None I looked at mentioned the poem however. From what I read it sounds like a good movie. I hope you can find the poem sometime.

[NudePanorama]

I have that movie, one of my favorites, i'll put the poems

[zairagallagher]

edvard munch es mi pintor favorito de todos los tiempos

:)

que bien que es apreciado

[house25]

si tan solo mas gente supiera de este extraordinario pintor y poeta...

[RemiFebruary]

Thank you.

[ApeMaya]

Amazing!!  Love what you've done here, Brenda!

[brendafohio]

Thank you very much! All for all of you!

[MadHettie]

Wunderbar!

[palabraserrantes]

Una belleza Brenda!!!

[PetitBourgeois]

Thought provoking works.

[virginiawaldron]

Magic!

[mtgmedia]

Great art reflects the time and place of its creation. Munch was a great artist. Brenda is a great chronicler.

[brendafohio]

TYVVM!( :

[lilamagritte]

Muy buen trabajo, Brenda, gran aporte para indagar en la intensa obra de Munch.