April 16, 2009 by Bruce Hembd
Archived under: Humor | Famous art, Photoshop
Mystery of ‘The Scream’ revealed
What was Munch screaming about?
Was it the daily assault on our senses from media? The fear and anxiety of living in our modern age? Overwhelming hopelessness in the face of adversity?
Nah
…
…blame it on the trumpet players! *
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With tongue held firmly in cheek. Please read about the original artwork here.
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