The Scream, Edvard Munch

Throughout his career, he painted at least four versions of this same composition, the one in this image being one of the most widespread. Its great success is largely due to the impact it manages to create, the entire image exudes strong sensations of fear and impending doom.
The inspiration for "The Scream", in Norwegian "Skrik", comes from a completely trivial experience, where the painter was taking a walk, a moment when he stopped and had a kind of vision, in which he felt that nature itself was transmitting its anguish to him.