Self-Portrait with Brushes by Edvard Munch, painted in 1904, is a powerful exploration of the artist’s identity and inner world. In this introspective work, Munch presents himself with brushes in hand, highlighting his deep connection to his craft. The intense gaze and somber expression reflect the emotional and psychological complexity that defines much of Munch’s art.

The painting’s stark, almost monochromatic palette, combined with strong, deliberate lines, creates a mood of contemplation and self-reflection. Self-Portrait with Brushes is more than just an image of the artist—it is a window into Munch’s soul, offering a glimpse of the passion and turmoil that fueled his creativity.

This artwork is a must-have for those who appreciate the depth and intensity of Munch’s work. Available as both an art print on paper and a canvas, it is perfect for adding a touch of introspective beauty to your space. Whether displayed in a study, living room, or gallery wall, Self-Portrait with Brushes is a statement piece that will captivate and inspire.