Badende kvinner, Åsgårdstrand 1935 - 1940

"Badende kvinner, Åsgårdstrand" (1935-1940) is a watercolor painting by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch. It depicts women bathing in a landscape near Åsgårdstrand, a place that Munch frequently visited. The painting demonstrates Munch's characteristic use of bold colors and expressive lines, often capturing the emotional intensity of the scene. The women's figures are simplified, blending into the background, and the vibrant colors create a sense of movement and energy. This piece reflects Munch's exploration of themes such as nature, sensuality, and the human condition.