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Munch Millert The Scream The Gleaners
Title: Munch Millert The Scream The Gleaners
Category: Literature / English
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Munch Millert The Scream The Gleaners
In the paintings The Scream by Edvard Munch, and The Gleaners by Jean-Francios
Millet there are two very different living situations for the people depicted
in the works. The women in The Gleaners find themselves in a very poor living
situation. They are in the process of cleaning the fields of any grain left
from the harvest. In contrast the women in The Scream is not suffering
physical hardship, but her emotions are running wild.
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of MilletÕs painting are the proverbial strong silent type, and the
woman in MunchÕs painting is frail and emotional. A viewer can almost hear her
scream. Rather than the acceptance for her environment that MilletÕs women
have, she is in misery. The changes that come with the modernization of people
tend to draw them farther from nature, and closer to people. These changes
though gradual, are beautifully demonstrated in these two paintings.
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