Three Children (Thielska) embodies Edvard Munch’s deeply emotional approach to portraiture, shaped by a lifetime marked by loss, introspection, and artistic rebellion. Created during his productive years in Scandinavia, the painting reflects his evolving exploration of psychological states. Munch, best known for The Scream, sought to capture the inner lives of his subjects rather than their physical likeness. Here, the three children of the Thiel family are portrayed with quiet stillness, their expressions subtly revealing innocence touched by the complexity of growing up. This artwork blends symbolism, mood, and human fragility, making it a timeless piece for collectors and admirers.
Product features
- Available on three papers: Fine Art (textured archival), Semi-Glossy (bright satin), or Matte (low-reflective)
- Giclée printing for vivid, fade-resistant color
- Multiple sizes with horizontal and vertical orientations
- Paper weights: Fine Art 285 g/m²; Semi-Glossy 180–260 g/m²; Matte 189–200 g/m²
- Shipped rolled for safe, easy framing and display
Care instructions
- If the print does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.
