Edvard Munchs house, Artist's house and history museum in Åsgårdstrand, Horten Municipality, Norway.
Edvard Munch's house is a white wooden building in Åsgårdstrand that preserves original furnishings and the artist's personal objects. The space includes his studio area and private rooms where he worked and lived during his time there.
The artist purchased the house in 1898 and used it as a retreat over several summers. During this period he created many of his well-known works that marked his artistic development.
The house reveals how Munch organized his days between this retreat and his travels, with rooms reflecting his connection to nature and the coastal landscape. The setting overlooking the water played a role in his artistic practice.
The location is accessible mainly during warmer months and offers guided tours. Visitors should note that opening times are limited seasonally and the site can accommodate only a small number of people at once.
This is the only surviving home directly connected to Munch's life and holds official protection status. The building was recognized as a national cultural monument by a state authority.
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