Munch Tapestries
Consul Christen Sandberg by Edvard Munch Tapestry
by Classic Art Stall
$23 $30
Description: The Scream By Edvard Munch - My Interpretation of the iconic work which is seen as symbolising the anxiety of the human condition. I realise that my version probably doesn't shout angst like the original due to the brighter colours used.
The Scream By Edvard Munch - My Interpretation. Tapestry
by Original DP
$23 $30
Edvard Munch - Exhibition Art Poster - Despair - Munchmuseet Tapestry
by notalizard
$23 $30
Description: A humorous digital illustration parodying Edvard Munch's famous painting, The Scream. The central figure, depicted in the iconic style of the original artwork, is shown eating a spicy chip from a bag labeled 'Spicy Chips'. The background retains the swirling, expressive lines and warm, muted color palette of the original masterpiece. Below the artwork, the text 'Munch' is written in a serif font, followed by the dates '1863-1944'. The entire composition is set against a solid black background.
Description: One classic Hollywood star. One famous portrait from art history. What would happen when you combine them together? In this collection of artworks I mix together the beauty of classic Hollywood stars and the beauty of the most famous art portraits. The search for the right pictures is never easy. It’s not just a matter of finding the “perfect angle”, but often a need to find that very same detail without which the artwork wouldn’t be the same. Drafts are endless, but the end result always pays off the hard work: fascinating, beautiful, mesmerizing, hypnotic, just plain weird…you name it. Each mashup adds a new level of perception to faces and paintings we are all familiar with, in the effort to enhance their timeless beauty. Ever...
Description: Mount Munch is a "big, tall hill" in the eastern extreme of the Munchkin Country of the Land of Oz. On one side, the base of the peak just touches the border of the Deadly Desert that surrounds Oz. Near the bottom of the hill is where Nimmie Amee lives with Chopfyt. Above the lowest third of its height, the slopes are too steep to climb, so that the Munchkins do not go up, and the people on top do not come down. Those people, who live in a saucer-like depression at the top of Mount Munch, are sensibly called Hyups. They can be reached from the lower world, but only with difficulty; Ozma once sent them a decree via messenger eagle. They are situated in their isolation, rather like the Yips in their own distant corner of Oz.
