Liggende akt 1919 - 1924

Edvard Munch’s “Liggende akt” (1919-1924) is a watercolor painting that portrays a reclining nude figure. The figure is depicted in a simplified and expressive style, with loose strokes and washes of color creating a sense of fluidity and movement. The artist’s interest in exploring human psychology and emotional states is evident in the subject matter and the way the figure is rendered. The work exemplifies Munch's mastery of the watercolor medium, where he could effortlessly convey the nuances of light and shadow. “Liggende akt” showcases the artist's exploration of form and color that defines his later work.