Edvard Munch

Woman with Red Hair and Green Eyes. The Sin

1902
Transfer lithograph printed from two stones in yellow, reddish-brown and green ink on thin, cream, semi-transparent, wove paper
70 × 40.3 cm (27.6 × 15.9 in)

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