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English: Head of a man at left silhouetted against black; on the right a clothed man and a nude woman in front of a tree. 1896
Lithograph on Japan paper
This is from the edition printed by Lassally after 1906 (Woll's edition b).
The artist has pictured himself in the background with one of his female muses, Dagny Juell, whose husband, Stanislaw Przbyszewski, is the brooding figure in the foreground. Juell was murdered in 1901 but Munch reused the motif between 1902 and 1908 to express the violent nature of his relationship with another woman, Tulla Larsen, who had finally rejected him for a younger painter, Arne Kavli. The same subject appears in a painting of 1895 (Bergen, Kunstmuseum) and in a slightly smaller lithograph 'Jealousy I' made at about the same time as the present print in which the face of Stanislaw Przbyszewski is on a larger scale and the figures in the right background are shown three-quarter length (an impression in the Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford was acquired with assistance from the Art Fund in 1992; see Ronald Alley, 'Prints by Modern Masters', NACF Annual Report, 1992, p. 60).
Lit. see Giulia Bartrum, (ed), 'Edvard Munch: love and angst', London, 2019, pp. 34 (detail of couple) 50, 52 no. 13, and p.199.
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