Girls on a Bridge by Edvard Munch 1900 Expressionist Art Print

The lingering light of a northern summer evening casts a heavy, expectant mood over the wooden pier at Åsgårdstrand. This print captures a moment of quiet introspection, where the physical landscape becomes a vessel for inner emotion.

About Edvard Munch

Edvard Munch (1863–1944) was the Norwegian painter behind The Scream, one of the most recognised images in art. He was a pioneer of Expressionism and also made many woodcuts and lithographs. Expressionist art uses distorted forms and intense colour to show inner feeling. The original dates from 1900. Groups such as Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter shaped Expressionism before the First World War.

Styling this Edvard Munch print

With its red palette and vibrant atmosphere, this Edvard Munch print brings instant personality to a wall. Choose 24×36″ to make “Girls on a Bridge” the focal point of a study or living room, or 11×14″ to 16×20″ for a bedside or hallway wall. Finish “Girls on a Bridge” with a black or antique-gold frame: its red palette stands out against warm neutrals and charcoal. Build a gallery wall around “Girls on a Bridge”: add two or three smaller prints that echo its red and keep the gaps to 2–3 inches.

At a glance

• Type: Edvard Munch print
• Artist: Edvard Munch
• Year: 1900
• Style: Expressionism
• Colours: red
• Mood: vibrant
• Orientation: portrait
• Collections: Edvard Munch Posters, Expressionist Art Prints