Inger in a Red Dress

"Inger in a Red Dress," painted by Edvard Munch in 1894, depicts a young woman in a striking red dress, embodying themes of desire and emotional intensity characteristic of Munch's work. The painting is notable for its exploration of color and form, contributing to the broader Symbolist movement and reflecting Munch's interest in the psychological dimensions of human experience.

"Inger in a Red Dress," painted by Edvard Munch in 1894, features a female figure dressed in a striking red gown, set against a muted, atmospheric background that emphasizes her presence. The composition is characterized by Munch's distinctive brushwork and use of color, which convey emotional intensity and highlight the contrast between the vibrant dress and the subdued surroundings.