House with Red Virginia Creeper 1900

Edvard Munch's "House with Red Virginia Creeper" is a striking example of his early, expressive style. The painting, created in 1900, depicts a simple house with a vivid splash of red creeper climbing the facade, capturing the artist's fascination with color and the psychological impact of nature on human life. The simplified forms and loose brushstrokes contribute to the painting's atmospheric quality, reminiscent of German Expressionism. Munch's exploration of emotional landscapes is evident in this work, highlighting the raw and unfiltered nature of his art.