jun 1, 1893 - Title of work - The Scream Date of work - 1893 Artist - Edvard Munch Current location - National Gallery, Oslo, Norway

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Medium - Oil. Tempera, and pastel on cardboard

Dimensions- 36 in x 28.9 in

How it represents a deadly sin - This image represnts a man screaming at the disaster that lies behind him. The reason that this painting represents wrath is because of the amount of anger in the scream. Screaming is something that is done when one is very angry or scared. In this case the red that is in the sky and the dark colors in the river and the man’s’ clothing demonstrate wrath.

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