An in-depth look at Edvard Munch’s artistic techniques. See 70 works by renowned Norwegian-artist Edvard Munch at the Harvard ...

The Harvard Art Museums welcomed a recently introduced exhibit, “Edvard Munch: Technically Speaking,” March 27 during their ...

woodcut blocks, copperplates and photographs. Yet in a final irony of his difficult life, Munch is famous today as the creator of a single image, which has obscured his overall achievement as a ...

Technically Speaking" offers a chance to see fascinating iterations on a favorite work, and recent gifts to the museum's collection ...

Munch’s black-and-white woodcut “Anxiety” (1896) and a livelier, bolder lithograph version with bands of red across the sky—an image he made in many variations commenting on lives lived in ...

The Harvard Art Museums newest exhibition, “Edvard Munch: Technically Speaking” (now through July 27), looks at how one artist used inventive techniques across paintings, woodcuts, lithographs ...

A large lithographic stone used to print his piece “Death in the Sickroom” and several woodcuts are displayed next to their final forms. Despite intensive research into Munch’s prints and ...

Meanwhile, in the United States, the Harvard Art Museums' newest exhibition looks at how Munch used inventive techniques ...