Jealousy is one of Munch’s most personal explorations of emotional tension, a motif he returned to repeatedly across painting and printmaking. The scene typically places a singled-out figure against others, charging the space with psychic weight and narrative ambiguity.
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Edvard Munch (1863–1944) was a Norwegian painter and printmaker whose emotionally charged works helped shape the course of modern art. Best known for The Scream, Munch explored themes of anxiety, love, death, and human vulnerability through bold colors and expressive lines. A pioneer of Symbolism and a precursor to Expressionism, his haunting visual language continues to resonate across generations.
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This skateboard deck triptych comes ready to hang with mounting hardware and instructions and is part of an open edition.
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