Kvinne Som Speiler Seg 1892

Edvard Munch’s “Kvinne Som Speiler Seg” (Woman Reflecting Herself) from 1892 is a captivating portrayal of a solitary woman in a room. The painting, likely executed in oil on canvas, features a woman in a red blouse and blue skirt, standing in a dimly lit room. Her form is elongated and slightly distorted, reflecting the influence of Symbolism and Art Nouveau. The woman's hand reaches towards her head as if she is touching a mirror. The painting's subdued color palette and loose brushstrokes create a sense of introspection and melancholy, echoing the themes of isolation and existential angst found in many of Munch's works.