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Book. The Diary of the Mad Poet

1909–1911

Inventory number:

MM.T.02734

© Munchmuseet

This sketch book has 8 pages

  • Geometric Illustration

    Geometric Illustration

    Pencil, pen

    1909–1911

  • Caricature: A Couple

    Caricature: A Couple

    Pen

    1909–1911

  • From the Silent Camp

    From the Silent Camp

    Pen, pencil

    1909–1911

  • Sketch for "The City of Free Love"

    Sketch for "The City of Free Love"

    Pen

    1909–1911

  • The Wedding Present

    The Wedding Present

    Pen

    1909–1911

  • "The Three Trolls"

    "The Three Trolls"

    Crayon, blue

    1909–1911

  • Caricature: The Money Bag and the Poor Painter

    Caricature: The Money Bag and the Poor Painter

    Crayon, black

    1909–1911

  • "The Periphery of the Soul"

    "The Periphery of the Soul"

    Pencil

    1909–1911

  • Details

  • TitleBok. Den gale Dikters dagbok (NO)
    Book. The Diary of the Mad Poet (EN)
  • Date1909–1911
  • ClassificationSketch- and notebooks
  • DimensionsPerm (Cover): 346 × 232 mm
    Papir (Sheet): 339 × 223 × 0,12 mm
  • CreditThe Munch Museum
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