Edvard Munch The Brooch Photography The matte surface ensures no

The matte surface ensures no reflective interference — just clean

colour as energy

and a light visual logic that draws the eye across the picture plane without demanding resolution

its pale light rippling across dark water and casting long shadows through bare branches

this piece rewards close inspection: crisp line work

Edvard Munch The Brooch Photography The matte surface ensures noThe Brooch is one of Munch's most intimate lithographic portraits, depicting his companion Eva Mudocci with a tenderness rarely seen in his work. Her gaze meets the viewer directly, framed by dark, flowing hair and a single brooch at the neckline. The composition is spare and frontal, the line work fluid and unhurried. Where many of Munch's portraits carry an undercurrent of tension, this one holds something quieter a sense of stillness that makes it