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Norway's haunted son; The strange shadows of Edvard Munch.(BOOKS)

Byline: Gwen Gibson, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES

Edvard Munch, Norway's most famous artist, chronicled his reactions to life with such hauntingly memorable paintings as "The Scream," "The Sick Child," "Madonna," "The Vampire" and hundreds of other extraordinary works. Now art historian Sue Prideaux has chronicled the turbulent life of the genius behind these paintings in a new and absorbing biography.

In "Edvard Munch: Behind the Scream," Ms. Prideaux gives us rare and intimate insights into Munch's troubled childhood; his turbulent love affairs; his struggles with poverty, depression and alcoholism; his friendships with the famous and the infamous, and his ...

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