Red Rocks by Åsgårdstrand 1904

Edvard Munch's "Red Rocks by Åsgårdstrand" (1904) captures the artist's fascination with the Norwegian landscape. The painting, characterized by its expressive brushstrokes and vibrant color palette, depicts two prominent red rock formations overlooking a vibrant blue sea. The foreground features a lush expanse of greenery, adding a contrasting texture to the composition. This artwork exemplifies Munch's artistic exploration of nature and the human condition through symbolic imagery, a defining characteristic of his artistic style.