The Girls on the Bridge (1901) by Edvard Munch is a striking example of his Expressionist style, capturing the luminous atmosphere of the Nordic summer nights that so deeply inspired him. Measuring 136 cm × 125 cm and housed in the National Museum of Oslo, the painting blends figures and landscape into a symbolically unified composition. Nature, as in much of Munch’s work, plays a vital role—not merely as a backdrop, but as an emotional and symbolic force.
