Modern Interpretations of "The Scream"

The most famous painting of Edvard Munch is "The Scream". You might like it, you might hate it, but you can't ignore it.
The Norwegian artist created several versions of "The Scream" in various media between the years 1893-1910. Two of these paintings were stolen, but don't worry - they're back.
In his diary, he described his inspiration for the image thus:

"I was walking along a path with two friends—the sun was setting—suddenly the sky turned blood red—I paused, feeling exhausted, and leaned on the fence—there was blood and tongues of fire above the blue-black fjord and the city—my friends walked on, and I stood there trembling with anxiety—and I sensed an infinite scream passing through nature."

Here are a few examples that were inspired by "The Scream".


The Scream of the Sweet Potatos by Ju Duoqi
This image was added after publish.


Goofy's Scream by worth100 user TheLarch


Kitty Scream from DonnaBellas


The Scream from For What It's Worth


The Scream by funnypaintings


The Scream by flclw


The Scream from I Snood Bear


The Scream Onion by johnnyjet


The Scream - Inflatable Version by flick user tonjegv


The Scream in Jail by webclipart


The Bad Feeling by deviantart user judgefang


The Scream Pumpkin by flickr user joshsommers


The Scream Cat by literary-cat

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