Two Nudes c. 1903

"Two Nudes" is a painting created by Edvard Munch, one of the most prominent Norwegian artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Created around 1903, the artwork depicts two nude women, one reclining on a couch and the other seated. The painting showcases Munch's signature style characterized by expressive brushstrokes and a focus on psychological themes. The soft, pastel colors and the intimate setting contribute to a sense of introspection and vulnerability, reflecting the artist's interest in exploring the human condition. "Two Nudes" is a compelling example of Munch's unique artistic vision and his exploration of emotions and anxieties.