Untitled 11 

Edvard Munch made this untitled drawing with crayon on paper. In Munch's time, societal norms often constrained women, limiting their roles and expressions, yet here, the central female figure stands liberated amidst a harbor scene, challenging conventional representations of women. The harbor setting, filled with boats and buildings, possibly mirrors Munch's own feelings of navigating through life's emotional landscapes. Her pose, with arms outstretched, may symbolize a reaching for freedom or a desire to embrace new horizons. The pastel colors add a layer of softness, contrasting with the stark themes of isolation and anxiety that often appear in Munch's work. Ultimately, this piece is about finding moments of liberation and forward momentum, even when surrounded by the complexities and constraints of society.