Edvard Munch
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:53:00
They stopped.
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Brandt looked at the large house,
sombre-looking between the trees.

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The maids had gone to bed.
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Then it was as if he was supposed
to say something

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but was unable to find the words.
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"I have to go," she said slowly.
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He put out his hand
and took hers without shaking it.

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"Goodbye then," he said and left.
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"She was a swan.
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"I lived down in the water
among slime and horrible animals,

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"remembered a time
time when I lived up there.

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"I forced myself up,
reached for the swan.

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"Couldn't reach it.
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"I saw my face, terribly pale.
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"I heard a shriek and I knew
it was I who had cried.

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"The swan was far away."
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Constantly seeking
other forms of graphic art,

:54:48
Munch moves to etching
and aquatint,

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the use of acid
to bite the image,

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and a base of cooked resin powder
to give added texture.

:54:58
His theme, a man comforting
a crying woman.


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