Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail. "The Scream" is the most famous painting by flemish artist Edvard Munch. It is part of a series of autobiographical paintings that the painter made between 1893 and 1910. It describes the feeling of anguish, like an inner scream, which he had while climbing a path on Ekberg hill, near the city of Oslo, at sunset. At that moment the nature, with its bright and vibrant colors, transmitted to the author a strong feeling of unease, anguish and despair. The picture is part of that search for the abysses of the unconscious that had prevailed in those years with the work of Sigmund Freud and with the advent of a cultural period called "pessimism".