"Boys Bathing" (also known as "Boys Bathing at Åsgårdstrand") is a painting by Edvard Munch, the Norwegian Expressionist artist most famously known for The Scream. Munch painted this work in 1897–99, and it captures a more serene, youthful, and summery scene compared to his more emotionally intense pieces.
Though known for his intense emotional symbolism, this piece reflects a different facet of Munch’s experience—perhaps a nostalgic memory of youth or an appreciation for the simplicity of nature and camaraderie. It’s often noted how Munch merges naturalism with a touch of his unique emotional resonance, even in seemingly idyllic scenes.
Edvard Munch (1863–1944) was a Norwegian painter and printmaker, best known for his iconic work The Scream. A pioneer of Expressionism, Munch explored deep emotions like anxiety, love, and death in his art. His distinctive style used bold colors and dramatic lines to convey psychological themes, influencing modern art movements across Europe.
We are using premium paper and frames. Read more about material used. What you see is what you get. A white border is typically added to the artwork to enhance its visual impact. Sometimes the artist name is added.
