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The Scream (1895) by Edvard Munch European Railways All information is presented clearlyThe Scream (1895) Edvard Munch A cry that ripples through sky and self. In Munchs modern icon, a bridge cuts the fjord while the world tilts to a feverish humblood orange clouds, queasy blues, and a figure whose silent shock seems to vibrate the air. Its anxiety made visible, beauty made uneasy, and one of the most recognisable images in art. Why it captivates Modern icon a distilled image of emotion that still feels urgent. Colour as feeling hot sky