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Robert Lostutter Biography
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Hello. My name is Matthew Mahia, and this is the
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biography of Edward Munch.
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Early Life.
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Edvard Munch was born on December 12th, 18 63 and
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out of the Brook.
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Loath in Norway, His family moved to Christiania a year
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after he was born known, now known as Oslo.
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His parents were Laura, Catherine and Christian Munch.
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His father was a medical officer and doctor in the
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town. Edward had four siblings Jo, Anne, Sophie, Peter, Andres,
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Laura Catherine and, in anger Muddy, his mother and his
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favorite sister.
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Joanne, died at a young age due to tuberculosis in
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18 68 and caused his father and aunt to raise
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him and his siblings.
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His father also had mental issues, which only added to
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his troubled in rough childhood that inspired his artwork education.
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Edward was home schooled by his dad and not because
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he was always too ill to be at school.
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In 18 79 he enrolled in a technical school where
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he studied physics, chemistry and math.
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His illness caused him to drop his studies to pursue
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his our career, to the disappointment of his father.
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In 18 81 he enrolled in rural school of art
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and design.
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He is related to famous painters Peter Munch and Jacob
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Munch. Jacob Munch also helped in the founding of the
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Rural School of Art and Design.
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In 18 85 he moved to Paris, where he was
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influenced by Impressionist, such as Claudine Monnett and Edward Minute
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Social Life.
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Edvard Munch never married, but did have a very rough
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love life in 1902 a relationship.
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A relation ship with young, wealthy Tula, Larson ended with
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a gunshot wound to his finger and munch his left
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hand. He had no kids in his lifetime, and he
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was often alone and depressed due to the hardships as
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a child.
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Interesting fax.
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Edward died January 23rd, 1944 and Oslo.
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Edward has a museum dedicated to his artwork, called the
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Munch Museum, also in Oslo, Norway.
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He was an artist during the Expressionists, Um, movement, and
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was inspired by Impressionism.
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He was also a part of the movement, modern art
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realism, post Impressionism and symbolism.
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Hey, actually lived in a sanitarium after he checked himself
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in and checked himself in after hearing voices.
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After becoming clear, he was inspired to get back to
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making his artwork Edwards most popular artwork.
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The Scream had four different version and sold for 100
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million in 2012.
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Okay, uh, now five of his artworks.
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The first one, The Scream.
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It was oil temp era and pastel on cardboard Painting
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was made in 18 93.
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It's about him and two of his friends walking down
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a road, and the sunset caused this guy to turn
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red abruptly where, he said he heard the nature scream.
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The painting is about the anxiety and hardships that every
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lifetime brings onto a person.
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The second one is the sick child.
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It is a painting of oil on canvas and was
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made in 18 85.
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The photo is his sister, lying weekly with the lady,
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most likely his aunt crying at the loss of her
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niece. This painting is about the death loss and an
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anxiety of losing his sister at a young age and
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what it took on him and used that as a
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breakthrough for his artwork.
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Third artwork is puberty is also oil on canvas, and
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it was made in 18 94.
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This painting represents a girl who was naked and isolated,
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but in a shy way she covers her privates while
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staring in a sexual way.
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The female is Mubarak's sexual depression, which was also a
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struggle in his lifetime due to all the hardships the
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fourth one is.
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The kiss is also oil on canvas.
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Painting was made in 18 97.
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The painting is showing a man and woman engaging in
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a kiss and their faces air molding together, showing their
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love for each other.
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The painting has couples faces fusing together because it shows
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the unity that the kiss has on them.
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And the last painting is jealousy, oil on canvas and
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was made in 18 95.
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The painting is a man being depressed over his old
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love, finding a new younger man.
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It shows Munch being depressed as the girl is being
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talked to by the younger, more vibrant man, and this
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is my were excited and thank you very much.
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