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Tree of Knowledge

1892–1930

Inventory number:

MM.T.02547

© Munchmuseet

This sketch book has 61 pages

  • The Alley

    The Alley

    Lithograph

    1895

  • Jealousy I

    Jealousy I

    Lithograph

    1896

  • The Urn

    The Urn

    Lithograph

    1896

  • Attraction I

    Attraction I

    Lithograph

    1896

  • Separation II

    Separation II

    Lithograph

    1896

  • In the Land of Crystals

    In the Land of Crystals

    Lithograph

    1897

  • Funeral March

    Funeral March

    Lithograph

    1897

  • Ashes II

    Ashes II

    Lithograph

    1899

  • Vampire II

    Vampire II

    Lithograph

    1895

  • Man's Head in Woman's Hair

    Man's Head in Woman's Hair

    Colour woodcut

    1896

  • Details

  • TitleKunnskapens tre (NO)
    Tree of Knowledge (EN)
  • Date1892–1930
  • ClassificationSketch- and notebooks
  • DimensionsPapir (Sheet): 645 × 485 × 0,3 mm
    Perm (Cover): 658 × 495 mm
  • CreditThe Munch Museum
  • BibliographyEdvard Munch: Symbols and Images, utst. kat. National Gallery of Art, Washington, 1978, s. 249-255
  • About the Collection

    The catalogue allows you to search across Edvard Munch’s entire artistic career. It is updated regularly in line with the latest research. Please note that errors may occur.

    MUNCH’s collection consists of more than 42,000 unique museum objects, including nearly 27,000 unique artworks. In addition to the extraordinary collection that Edvard Munch bequeathed to the City of Oslo in 1940, the museum also houses the collections of Rolf Stenersen, Amaldus Nielsen and Ludvig O. Ravensberg.

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