Munch

The Munch Museum is one of the must-see attractions in Oslo. The museum collects a large number of precious materials such as Edvard Munch's paintings, sketches, letters, notes, photos, etc., so that you can fully understand Munch's life. Interestingly, the reason why the museum can retain and display so many Munch works and historical materials is because Munch was not considered a best-selling artist during his lifetime. Therefore, until his death, there are still many works that have not been published. Woolen cloth. In 1940, Munch donated all his works to the Norwegian government, thus, in 1936, this unique art museum with more of his things in the world was born. The exhibits in the museum are changed every 3 months, and there is no perennial exhibition hall. During the peak season of July and August, the pavilion will display Munch's more important paintings, and in winter, various themed exhibitions will be set up.