Boys Bathing 1899

Edvard Munch's woodcut "Boys Bathing" (1899) depicts three figures engaged in a swimming activity, with one standing on a rocky outcrop. The piece is notable for its bold lines and use of vibrant colors, particularly green and yellow, which evoke the feeling of sunlight and water. This work showcases Munch's characteristic use of simplified forms and symbolic imagery. The Art Institute of Chicago houses this woodcut, which exemplifies the artist's exploration of human emotion and the natural world.