The most famous version of Edvard Munch’s The Scream is part of the collection of the National Museum in Oslo. He painted it in 1893 using tempera and casein on cardboard. That year he also made a pastel drawing of The Scream, which is in the Munch Museum in Oslo. In 1895 he made another pastel drawing, which sold for close to $120 million in 2012 and is in a private collection, and in 1910 he painted another canvas, which is in the Munch Museum. Munch also made some 30 prints of The Scream, which can be found in museums throughout the globe.
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