Head of a Man (Mannerkopf) 1906

"Head of a Man (Mannerkopf)" is a 1906 lithograph by Edvard Munch, renowned for his expressive and often haunting depictions of the human condition. The artwork features a close-up portrait of a man's head, rendered in stark black lines against a light background, creating a sense of starkness and isolation. Munch's distinctive style, characterized by angular lines and exaggerated features, adds a powerful emotional intensity to the image, emphasizing the man's introspective nature and perhaps hinting at a sense of anxiety or melancholy.