Edvard Munch, the iconic Norwegian painter and printmaker, is widely celebrated for his profound explorations of human emotion and existential dread, particularly depicted in works such as "The Scream." One of his recurring themes, as illustrated in the captivating artwork "Two Human Beings (The Lonely Ones)," showcases a man and a woman standing at the shore, evoking feelings of isolation despite their proximity.This motif has drawn considerable attention in recent exhibitions, notably at the Harvard Art Museums, where art enthusiasts can witness the evolution of Munch's techniques over more than four decades.