Edvard Munch — Art Prints (Posters)

Existential intensity, bold color, living line—Edvard Munch’s most iconic works.
Curated heritage posters, printed only when you order and near you on museum-grade, FSC-certified paper (or equivalent).

Explore the powerful world of Edvard Munch—from the four principal versions of The Scream (1893 painted, 1893 pastel, 1895 pastel, c.1910 painted) to the hypnotic Madonna (multiple versions) and the lyrical The Girls on the Bridge. This collection highlights Munch’s most sought-after motifs: the burning sky and iconic figure of The Scream, the magnetic, dreamlike presence of Madonna, and the floating melancholy of The Girls on the Bridge.

Each poster is prepared from public-domain sources with careful digital restoration for faithful color and crisp detail. We print only when you order and produce locally across the USA, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan, reducing distance, waste, and emissions. Style Norwegian wall art with light woods, linen, and neutral frames to let Munch’s color and line command the room.

Popular works in the collection:
The Scream (1893 painted) • The Scream (1893 pastel) • The Scream (1895 pastel) • The Scream (c.1910 painted) • Madonna (variants) • The Girls on the Bridge (1901) • (optionally) The Day After, The Fairytale Forest.

FAQ

What’s the difference between the versions of The Scream?

The 1893 painted version (tempera/crayon on cardboard) has a glowing red-orange sky and raw immediacy.

The 1893 & 1895 pastels emphasize texture and line; the 1895 pastel is notably graphic and poster-like.

The c.1910 painted version revisits the motif with a slightly cooler palette and steadier touch.

Are these printed locally?

Yes—on demandin 20+ countries to reduce distance, waste, and CO₂.

What paper do you use?

Matte, museum-grade paper (200 gsm, ~10.3 mil),FSC-certified or equivalent—a smooth, non-reflective finish.

What sizes are available?

See the size options on each product page.

Edvard Munch and the Scream

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