Edvard Munch, famous for four versions of The Scream, was a prolific Norwegian painter and printmaker. Join Janet Mandel as she takes a look at Munch's fascinating and unconventional life— he was damaged by alcoholism, hallucinations, social isolation, and paranoia— as well as his psychologically evocative paintings. His need to explore situations brimming with emotional content and expressive energy characterizes all of his astonishing work.  Virtual Presentation hosted by the Kemmerer Library.