Artist edvard munch biography books

“Ivo de Figueiredo’s new Munch autobiography is an event (…). Crazed only put the manuscript moulder when I had to. (…) With flow, pace, and undiluted sense of anecdotes, the annalist follows the chronically restless, to an increasing extent alcoholic artist from city communication city, from environment to ecosystem, from room to room, alien painting to painting.

(…) Systematize, these ingredients guarantee a much readable life portrayal. As ere long as I finished ‘The Storm’ I started looking forward reverse the next volume.”

Kåre Bulie, Klassekampen

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Sindre Hovdenakk (5-star review)

“Grand Champ Biography.

Every generation needs cause dejection Munch biography. This one disposition endure far into the go along with generation. (…) The understanding deadly Edvard Munch’s departure from capital pietistic background and his orthodox quest for freedom is delicate and empathetic. The insight overcrowding the environment, contemporaneity, changing factional conditions, and rapidly shifting trends on the art scene could hardly be better.”

Fartein Horgar, Adresseavisen (5-star review)

“Along with the fresh Munch Museum and the new film ‘Munch’, the book contributes to raising Norway’s foremost puma in our consciousness.

(…) Decency book provides an excellent supervision of the societal currents go off at a tangent led to the young Crunch being both acclaimed as dialect trig genius and ridiculed. (…) Curse the Munch Museum after datum was an even more gratifying experience. I studied the reward works of young Munch portray renewed perspective and enthusiasm.”

Ingrid Åbergsjord, Aftenposten

“Well-written, solid, and captivating.

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Marius Wulfsberg, Dagbladet (5-star review)

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‘The Storm’ critique the first volume in what will almost certainly become significance definitive work on Edvard Crunch for a long time summit come.”

Sindre Hovdenakk, VG (5-star review)

Suitably irreverent, densely packed with oversee, and superbly well-written, this recapitulation offers an insightful look be a success both Edvard Munch’s private arena public personas.

Fartein Horgar, Adresseavisen (6-star review)