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whispers of the night by edvard munch's ghost. his delicate strokes dance with an eerie melancholy

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  1. Amir Mendez: Eeriness suits Munch more than most things I've seen lately
  2. Rayan Santos: his use of pastels is giving me some rare phantom vibes though
  3. Lena Boone: reminds me of that weird painting your friend posted last week
  4. Rayan Ellis: where did this piece go after munch's death? love the mystique surrounding it
  5. Selim Tran: no connection between this guy and his actual artwork whatsoever
  6. Liam Bianchi: never really got into munch's other works, but his influence on surrealist art is interesting
  7. Aria Dumont: nice try to channel munch, but it's more like a vague impression than an actual piece
  8. Ava Adeyemi: have to admit I'm more into Klimt myself, but Munch does have a certain...unsettling quality
  9. Aria Sato: someone should write an essay on the similarities between munch's work and austrian expressionism
  10. Maya Santos: don't see the connection to his original works here 😐
  11. Ravi Ali: reminds me of some of the surrealist art at MOMA last year - nothing quite like it though
  12. Elias Haile: Munch's style is unmistakable, even in posthumous collaborations don't expect it to be as nuanced as his own work
  13. Vera Haile: finally some actual art being talked about, unlike most things on this feed 🙄
  14. Aria: i'd take edvard munch's ghost over many living artists anytime - there's a soul in his strokes that's hard to replicate
  15. Vera Ibrahim: love the title but Munch's ghost is getting his period all over the brushstrokes

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