Framing tips for Edvard Munch's paintings:

Edvard Munch is known for his expressive and often intense paintings that explore human emotions, anxiety, and deep introspection. Munch's work requires frames that both highlight his dramatic use of color and the strong emotional expressions in the paintings, while also allowing space for reflection on what the artist wants to convey.

With Passepartout:
A simple, white or grey mount gives a minimalist and modern look that lets the art take center stage. The neutrality of the mount creates a visual breathing space and draws the focus towards Munch's emotional power, without distracting from the content of the painting.

Frame selection:

Black wood or dark metal frame: A thin, black wood frame or a matte dark metal frame gives a clean, modern look that allows the strong colors and intense emotional tone of Munch's work to fully come through. The dark frame can also enhance the dramatic contrasts in the paintings, especially in works like The Scream or Madonna .

Dark Walnut or Mahogany: For a more traditional and warm look, a dark walnut or mahogany frame can add a subtle elegance. This can be particularly appropriate for Munch's more introspective and melancholic works, such as Vampire or Self-Portrait with Cigarettes , and provides a nice balance between drama and warmth.

Light oak or ash: A lighter frame, such as light oak or ash, can add a fresher and more open feel to Munch's work. This type of frame can be ideal for those works that have a more calming or hopeful tone, providing a nice contrast to his otherwise intense use of color.

📏 A3 Standard (29.7 x 42 cm / 11.7 x 16.5 inches)

📏 A3+ Superb (32.9 x 48.3 cm / 13 x 19 inches)

Supplied without frame

Printed locally in small editions

Fits both modern and classic interiors