The motif in Two People is one of the simplest of all of Munch's motifs relating to the theme of love. We see the characteristic shoreline with the large rocks at Aasgaardsstrand, a woman dressed in light clothing and a man in dark clothing with his back to us. She is looking out to sea, he is half turned towards her. Munch made several graphic variations of the motif, all with the point of.. The title Two Human Beings is a straightforward description of the motif of this graphic print; The Lonely Ones describes the picture's mood. Two figures with their backs to the viewer - a woman and a man - dominate the composition. The distance between them, the contrast between his dark and her light figure and the subtle twist in the man's.
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Two People. The Lonely Ones (To mennesker. De ensomme). 1899/1917. Woodcut. composition: 15 9/16 x 22" (39.5 x 55.9 cm); sheet: 26 5/8 x 32 13/16" (67.7 x 83.4 cm). Edvard Munch, Norway.. Such experimentation can be seen here in red and black examples of The Sick Child I, and in three versions of The Lonely Ones,.. Marrying the woman "in red" will make her the one in "black", So Munch watches Thaulow while Thaulow watches the sea, in melancholy. Thaulow seeks happiness, Munch seeks happiness as well. Two people standing together, and both are terribly lonely. Two human beings, prone to commit fault under earthly pleasures. Two people, lonely together.
