Edvard Munch Collection
EDVARD MUNCH was born December 12, 1863 at Engelhaugen Farm in Loten, Norway. In 1881 he entered the School of Design, studying freehand drawing and modeling. In 1892, Munch exhibited paintings in Berlin that caused such violent outcry that the exhibit closed after only a week. During this time, Munch also began work on his famous series of paintings, "The Frieze of Life," a thematic series he described thusly: "The Frieze is conceived as a series of decorative pictures which will collectively present a picture of life. They are traversed by the curved shoreline; beyond lies the ever-moving sea, and under the tree-tops is life in all its fullness, its variety, its joys and its sufferings." The most famous canvas from the "Frieze" series is "The Scream" (1893). With swirling textures and bold colors, the painting captures a moment of anxiety and terror. Munch died in 1944, only a month after his eightieth birthday.

Rollerball Pen	PRICE	PKG. WT.	ORDER
"The Cry" Rollerball Pen Item# AC-PEM01-R (Scroll down to see matching business card case.)	OUT OF STOCK
"The Cry" Item# AC-CEM01BC Business Card Case	OUT OF STOCK
All ACME Writing Tools come packaged in the stylish presentation case shown at right. Also includes a small bio card attached to the pen, providing biographical information about the designer. ACME Writing Tools equipped with roller ball components use German manufactured Schmidt ink refills. (Fine point, non-drying). Roller ball front section shown left.
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