Stormy Night 1908 - 1909

Edvard Munch's "Stormy Night" from 1908-1909 is a woodcut print that captures the artist's signature style of Expressionism. The dark, brooding atmosphere of the piece is conveyed through the use of bold, expressive lines, and stark contrasts of light and dark. The prominent use of black and white, and the dramatic depiction of the sky, create a sense of unease and anxiety, which are common themes in Munch's work. The composition features a lone figure in the foreground, adding to the sense of isolation and vulnerability. The composition and style of the print are characteristic of Munch's work, showcasing his fascination with the psychological and emotional states of individuals.