The Scream
Sue Hubbard, senior editor of the London Independent states "It hangs in a thousand student bedrooms, and has adorned everything from book jackets to tea towels. It's an image that has come, perhaps more than any other, to represent the alienation, dislocated loneliness and existential anxiety of modernity." They say that one of the finest forms of flattery is imitation and when dealing with artwork obviously theft also holds a very high ranking as well . The Scream, created by Edvard Munch, posses both of the above mentioned.
Composed in the latter stages of the 19th century, the piece was popular during the lifetime of its creator, but it was not until the 20th century when the ability to print reproductions became better efficient and less costly then ignited the popularity of Oslo, Norway's most treasured work of art (Fineman, Mia. Washingtonpost, Newsweek Interactive Company 22 November 2005.).
Munch's timeless painting has found its way into collectors......

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Title: The Scream
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