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The Tiger and the Bear

Lithograph

1908–1909

Inventory number:

MM.G.00312

Catalogue raisonné

  • Woll G 347
  • Schiefler 317
101Of this print 101 impressions are known. All impressions can be viewed below.

All versions

  • The Tiger and he Bear

    The Tiger and he Bear

    Lithograph printed in black

    1908-1909

    Albertina
  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litograph printed in black

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litografi trykt i svart

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litografi trykt i svart

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litograph printed in black

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litografi trykt i svart

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litografi trykt i svart

    1908-09

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Litografi trykt i svart

    1908–1909

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Lithograph

    1908–1909

  • The Tiger and the Bear

    The Tiger and the Bear

    Lithograph

    1908–1909

  • Related works

  • Studies of Tigers

    Studies of Tigers

    Crayon, black

    1908–1909

    Private collection
  • Original Drawing for "Tiger and Bear"

    Original Drawing for "Tiger and Bear"

    Crayon, black

    1908–1909

  • Keywords

    • Forest
    • Full-length figure
    • Animals
    • Tiger
    • Naked
    • Landscape
    • Figure

    Details

  • TitleTiger og bjørn (NO)
    The Tiger and the Bear (EN)
    Tiger und Bär (DE)
  • Date1908–1909
  • ClassificationLithography
  • PrinterDansk Reproduktionsanstalt
  • Material/techniqueLithograph
  • DimensionsPlate: 543 × 383 × 78 mm
    Grafikkmotiv: 240 × 470 mm
  • CreditThe Munch Museum
  • About the Collection

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