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The Living Room at Thorvald Meyer's Street 48
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The Living Room at Thorvald Meyer's Street 48
1875–1876 (certain)
Watercolour, pencil
Wove paper. 138 × 207 mm (h × b × t)
Comment:
The paintings on the wall are Peder Aadnes’ portraits of Edvard’s great grandparents, Peder Munch, who was a pastor in Vågå, and his wife Christine. These portraits can be found in a number of Edvard’s early drawings from the various flats in which the Munch family lived, but also in certain later works, such as "The Son", MM.T.00300.
The paintings on the wall are Peder Aadnes’ portraits of Edvard’s great grandparents, Peder Munch, who was a pastor in Vågå, and his wife Christine. These portraits can be found in a number of Edvard’s early drawings from the various flats in which the Munch family lived, but also in certain later works, such as "The Son", MM.T.00300.
Bibliography:Lande, Marit, "…for aldrig meer at skilles…": Fra Edvard Munchs barndom og ungdom i Christiania, Oslo 1992, ill. s. 44
Munch und Ibsen, utst. Kat. Kunsthaus Zürich, 1976, kat. nr. 17 / s. 17
Edvard Munch og Henrik Ibsen, utst. kat. Vestlandske Kunstindustimuseum, 1975, ill. s. 5
Munch und Ibsen, utst. Kat. Kunsthaus Zürich, 1976, kat. nr. 17 / s. 17
Edvard Munch og Henrik Ibsen, utst. kat. Vestlandske Kunstindustimuseum, 1975, ill. s. 5
Signed: E. Munch [penn, n.t.h.]
Annotation by Artist:Our Living Room: No 48 Thv. Meyer Street E Munch / 1875 [pen, lower right]
The Munch Museum, MM.T.02634
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