At The Deathbed | Edvard Munch | 1895 Size:32"x24" and the vulnerability of cities

and the vulnerability of cities in wartime

Often interpreted as an allegory of war

The Jewish Cemetery (1655) by Jacob van Ruisdael presents a haunting landscape of ruined architecture

The scene is steeped in darkness and spray

At The Deathbed | Edvard Munch | 1895 Size:32"x24" and the vulnerability of cities"At The Deathbed" by Edvard Munch, painted in 1895, is a powerful and emotive work that captures the profound moment of grief and loss. The painting features a group of mourners gathered around a deathbed, where a deceased figure lies. The use of intense colours and expressive brushwork conveys the emotional turmoil of the scene. The mourners' faces are depicted with gaunt features and haunting eyes that reflect sorrow and despair. The bold red