Mannsakt 1915

Edvard Munch's 1915 *Mannsakt* is a striking example of the artist's expressive style, often referred to as Expressionism. The drawing features a single, elongated figure with a gestural, almost frantic, quality. The use of loose, layered lines and vibrant color creates a sense of urgency and emotion, characteristic of Munch's exploration of the human psyche. The fragmented form and dynamic lines further contribute to the overall feeling of anxiety and tension, making this piece a compelling exploration of the human condition.