Sitzender Raubvogel. Adler 1908

"Sitzender Raubvogel. Adler" (1908) is a charcoal drawing by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch, known for his Expressionist style. The work depicts a simplified, almost skeletal form of an eagle, perched on a branch. The drawing's loose, gestural lines emphasize the bird's powerful stance, suggesting a moment of intense focus or contemplation. Typical of Munch's work, the simplified form creates a sense of emotional intensity and drama, characteristic of his artistic style.