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He was a Norwegian painter and engraver. His evocative works on anguish deeply influenced the German expressionism of the early twentieth century.

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Birth December 12, 1863
Løten, Norge-Unionsflagg 1844.Noruega
Death January 23, 1944 (80 years old) Oslo, Norway
Burial place Vår Frelsers gravlund, Oslo, Norway
Oslo Residence
Norwegian nationality

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Tempera. 83.5 X 66 Cm. Munch Museum, Oslo. He Made Four Versions In Painting Of This Work Between 1893 And 1910. It Greatly Simplified The Landscape, But It Is Known That It Is The Hill And Village Of Ekeberg, Next To The Kristiania Fjord. The German Philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer Had Said That Art Had As An Expressive Limit The Inability To "Make Hear" The Cry, 2 Which Is Precisely The Title That The Norwegian Artist Gave His Work.

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Recorded. Municipal Art Archive Of Oslo.

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Oil On Canvas. 96.5 X 103.5 Cm. Rasmus Meyer Collection, Bergen.

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Oil On Canvas. 119.4 X 118.7 Cm. National Gallery Of Oslo. This Work, Which Translates The Painter's Childhood Experiences, Gave Rise To Three Other Canvases Dated 1906, 1907, 1926, And Numerous Prints And Lithographs. The Painter Declares About This Work:With The Sick Girl Opened New Paths For Me, It Was A Break In My Work. Most Of My Later Works Owe Their Existence To This Picture.

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Oil On Canvas. 109.5 X 84 Cm. National Gallery, Oslo.