From February 18 to June 2, 2025, Palazzo Bonaparte will host a major exhibition dedicated to Edvard Munch, one of the most important modern artists. Curated by Patricia G. Berman, one of the leading experts on Munch, the exhibition will feature 100 works by the artist, including some of his most famous pieces, such as The Scream, The Death of Marat, and Starry Night.
The exhibition will focus on Munch’s life and work, exploring his human and artistic journey. Munch is known for his ability to express the deepest emotions of the human soul through his art. His works are often characterized by a sense of anguish and solitude, reflecting his personal experiences.
The Palazzo Bonaparte exhibition will be a unique opportunity to get a closer look at Munch’s work and gain a deeper understanding of this great artist.
Who Was Edvard Munch?
Edvard Munch was a Norwegian painter, born in 1863 and passing away in 1944. He is considered a forerunner of Expressionism and one of the leading figures of Symbolism. His art was deeply influenced by his personal experiences, marked by loss and profound inner turmoil.
Munch’s Works
Munch’s works are known for their strong emotional impact. His paintings often depict isolated human figures set in unsettling landscapes. His use of color is intense and dramatic, contributing to an atmosphere of anguish and mystery.
The Palazzo Bonaparte Exhibition
The exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte will feature a selection of 100 works by Munch, including paintings, lithographs, and prints. The displayed pieces will cover the entire span of the artist’s career, from his early Impressionist-influenced works to his later, more personal Expressionist style.
Exhibition Information
The exhibition Munch. The Inner Cry will take place at Palazzo Bonaparte, in Piazza Venezia, Rome, from February 18 to June 2, 2025. Tickets are already available for purchase on Ticket.it
