Three Famous Paintings that Have Spooky Meanings
They allowed her wish but she couldn't take anything to eat with her father. So, she was always checked by prison officials every time she visited her father.
3. The Scream Painting, Edvard Munch
Lukisan The Scream
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The Scream is one of four Edvard Munch paintings entitled Der Schrei der Natur. The Scream depicts a person who is gripped or experiencing anxiety, with the background of the horizon in the form of a red twilight.
The thing that makes it a bit spooky, some researchers believe the red twilight in the painting was seen after the eruption of Mount Krakatoa in 1883. In a note in his diary, Munch claimed to have been inspired by this painting while traveling.
"I was walking down a small street with two friends when the sun was setting and suddenly the sky turned blood red. I stopped, feeling tired, and leaned against the railing. anxious – and I felt an incessant scream running through nature".
Also, to make this painting even more sinister, the painter inscribed a small inscription at the top of the painting, which read "Only can be painted by Crazyman."