Birdhous Prints
Edvard Munch Man's Head in Woman's Hair 1896
Edvard Munch Man's Head in Woman's Hair 1896
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This striking red woodcut, Man's Head in Woman's Hair, is one of Munch's most potent symbols of the consuming and often suffocating nature of love and desire. The woman’s flowing, undulating hair acts as a literal net, enveloping the man’s face and binding them together in a singular, swirling mass of crimson. It is a definitive work of dark romanticism, externalizing the artist’s complex views on the power dynamics and emotional entanglement inherent in romantic relationships.
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Every print is an expertly crafted product, designed and sourced with both quality and responsibility in mind. It arrives ready for you to select the perfect frame to complement your space, offering an immediate and affordable upgrade to any wall.
Gallery-Grade Paper: Reproduced on 210gsm professional matte paper for superior colour depth and a smooth, elegant finish.
Convenient Sizes: A4 (21cm x 29.7cm) or A3 (29.7cm x 42cm)
Sustainable Sourcing: Printed on high-quality paper from sustainable sources, ensuring an ethical and eco-conscious choice.
Durable & Protected: Packaged carefully in a protective rolled tube or rigid flat mailer to ensure it arrives in pristine, display-ready condition.
