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Munch – Beneath the Red Apples (1927–30) | Late Period Oil

Two figures resting under an apple tree heavy with ripe red fruit, dappled sunlight filtering through green foliage onto warm earth tones below

Painted during Munch’s contemplative final decades at Ekely, this work trades his earlier psychological intensity for a pastoral warmth. The red apples function as symbols of abundance and mortality, echoing Nordic harvest traditions while the loose, expressionist brushwork retains his signature emotional directness.

ArtistEdvard Munch
YearUnknown
CategoryFigurative
MediumOil on canvas
LicenceCC0 Public Domain
Resolution5 120 × 4 267 px
FormatJPEG
File Size~13.4 MB

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