Wilhelm Wartmann 1922

Edvard Munch's 1922 painting, "Wilhelm Wartmann", is a striking portrait characterized by its expressive brushstrokes and vivid color palette. The subject, a man named Wilhelm Wartmann, stands against a backdrop of swirling, abstract forms in greens and blues, suggesting a sense of unease or emotional turmoil. Munch's signature style, known for its intense emotionality, is evident in this work, further emphasized by the subject's direct gaze and the use of color to create a sense of psychological depth. "Wilhelm Wartmann" is a poignant example of Munch's exploration of human emotions and the anxieties of modern life.