The Sick Girl 1896

Edvard Munch’s “The Sick Girl” (1896) depicts a young woman in bed, attended by another figure leaning over her. The painting is known for its expressive brushstrokes and use of color, creating a sense of unease and emotional tension. The muted tones and distorted figures are characteristic of Munch's style, which is often associated with Symbolism and Expressionism. The painting is a poignant portrayal of illness and the human condition, likely inspired by Munch's own experiences with loss and grief.