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one can perceive a desire to recreate the experience of the divine in the earthly world
This episode relates the single combat between a young shepherd
The painting presents a powerful chromatic play between shadow and light
The canvas represents the "camembert"
Is the traveler a metaphor for the unknown future
Portrait of Friedrich Nietzsche Size:Large | 30 x 23 in one can perceive a desireIn Nietzsche, Munch discovered a shared spiritual kinship as both suffered from loneliness, a lack of recognition, and a fear of madness. Nietzsche's work on art and physiology coincided perfectly with Munch's temperament and artistic interests. The portraits of Nietzsche offered Munch several opportunities to examine his psychological state and delve into "how one becomes what one is."