Man in the Cabbage Field 1916

Edvard Munch’s “Man in the Cabbage Field” from 1916, is a prime example of his Expressionist style. The painting’s vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes capture the essence of a lone figure laboring in a field, highlighting the isolation and emotional weight of the individual within the natural world. The composition's dramatic use of color and light creates a sense of both beauty and unease, reflecting Munch's exploration of human emotions and the human condition.