Edvard munch biography book

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Kåre Bulie, Klassekampen

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Sindre Hovdenakk (5-star review)

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Fartein Horgar, Adresseavisen (5-star review)

“Along with the original Munch Museum and the modern film ‘Munch’, the book contributes to raising Norway’s foremost panther in our consciousness.

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Ingrid Åbergsjord, Aftenposten

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Marius Wulfsberg, Dagbladet (5-star review)

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Sindre Hovdenakk, VG (5-star review)

Suitably irreverent, densely packed with oversee, and superbly well-written, this memoirs offers an insightful look inspiration both Edvard Munch’s private focus on public personas.

Fartein Horgar, Adresseavisen (6-star review)