Edvard Munch (1863-1944)
Jean Gabriel Borkman (Program for the Théâtre de l'œuvre). 1897. Lithograph. [380x285mm]. Aitken 94. Good proof on vellum. Several tears, accidents, lacks and heavy dusting at the edges of the folio. Perceptible vertical fold across figure and other fine fold marks. Full margins. 

Ibsen's drama was given on November 9, 1897 at the Nouveau Théâtre. Munch had met the playwright in 1891 at the Grand Hotel in Christiania. Here, he renders an austere, almost hallucinatory image. The playwright's men are the beams that emanate from his double, the lighthouse in the background.
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Edvard Munch (1863-1944) Jean Gabriel Borkman (Program for the Théâtre de l'œuvre). 1897. Lithograph. [380x285mm]. Aitken 94. Good proof on vellum. Several tears, accidents, lacks and heavy dusting at the edges of the folio. Perceptible vertical fold across figure and other fine fold marks. Full margins. Ibsen's drama was given on November 9, 1897 at the Nouveau Théâtre. Munch had met the playwright in 1891 at the Grand Hotel in Christiania. Here, he renders an austere, almost hallucinatory image. The playwright's men are the beams that emanate from his double, the lighthouse in the background.

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Edvard Munch (1863-1944) Jean Gabriel Borkman (Program for the Théâtre de l'œuvre). 1897. Lithograph. [380x285mm]. Aitken 94. Good proof on vellum. Several tears, accidents, lacks and heavy dusting at the edges of the folio. Perceptible vertical fold across figure and other fine fold marks. Full margins. Ibsen's drama was given on November 9, 1897 at the Nouveau Théâtre. Munch had met the playwright in 1891 at the Grand Hotel in Christiania. Here, he renders an austere, almost hallucinatory image. The playwright's men are the beams that emanate from his double, the lighthouse in the background.
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