Top Section of Decoration for Oslo City Hall 1931 - 1933

Edvard Munch's "Top Section of Decoration for Oslo City Hall" (1931-1933) is a sketch for a larger decorative mural. The artwork, executed in charcoal and oil paint on paper, portrays an abstract landscape with a focus on a triangular structure, suggesting a mountain. This sketch, created during the artist's mature phase, showcases Munch's signature expressive style, characterized by bold strokes and a sense of emotional depth. The piece serves as a testament to Munch's versatility as an artist, demonstrating his ability to transcend his iconic "Scream" and explore new expressive avenues.