Gamblers in Monte Carlo 1892

Edvard Munch’s “Gamblers in Monte Carlo” is a painting from 1892 depicting a scene of people gathered around a gaming table. The figures are rendered in a dynamic and expressive style, capturing the energy and anxiety of the scene. The painting’s colors are bold and vibrant, contributing to the overall sense of drama. Munch was a Norwegian painter known for his expressive style that influenced Expressionism, particularly with his iconic piece, "The Scream." The work is considered a poignant commentary on the allure and dangers of gambling. The painting is noted for its unique approach to capturing the human condition.