His life seemed to crave absolution for all that he has witnessed and his anger and detraction from it. It does not however show those things that have lead to this point of despair. The works here are familiar to those who have a passing interest in Munch's contribution to German expressionism, but he was far more than that. His woodcuts by there nature disfocuss from the central theme and add to the detachment. Though an interesting work Vampire is not a very good summation.
Some works are hard to get hold of let alone get pictures for the web.
The best exhibition of his work I have seen was in the Tel-Aviv museum, Israel some of it no doubt from private collections. The viewing left me reeling in his and my own private grief. Please Expand on this collection. There is more to Munch than Vampire. Dear Neil, I very much agree that this site does not offer an all-inclusive view on Edvard Munch.