Attraction II 1895

Edvard Munch's "Attraction II" (1895) is a lithograph that captures the raw emotion of attraction. The figures, a man and a woman, are positioned facing each other, their gazes locked in a moment of intense connection. The use of stark lines and dark shadows emphasizes the psychological tension of the scene, reflecting Munch's signature style of Expressionism. The artwork's small size and intimate subject matter create a sense of closeness and vulnerability, drawing viewers into the powerful emotions depicted. "Attraction II" is a compelling example of Munch's exploration of human relationships and the complexities of love and desire.