You do not have to know much about the history of art to know the painting of the Scream. It is the painting that depicts the wavy person who puts both hands on his cheeks, and opens his mouth in pain, and of course this person is just an artistic depiction, but the terrifying sky in the background of the painting may be the subject of the painting. The original, according to a new report published by the American Meteorological Society, there may be a climate phenomenon that occurred at that time and is the cause of that cry.

The painting was drawn by the Norwegian artist Edvard Munk in 1893 AD as part of a series of expressive paintings by Mounk, and there are currently many copies of the painting The Scream, including a copy in the National Gallery of Norway, and two copies in the Monk Museum, and one of the copies of this painting was sold in 2012 AD for 119 million dollars.

We will not exaggerate much if we say that the painting of the Scream occupies the same position as the Mona Lisa in the world of art as one of the most famous pieces of art in the world, but what makes the painting of the Scream distinctive is that it conveys to the viewer the deepest human feelings, and although Edward Monk did not explain the main reason that Get him to paint that painting.

But he wrote an inscription on the frame of the original painting that he drew in 1893 AD which says: (I was walking on the road with two friends and the sun was setting. I felt a wave of sadness. Suddenly the sky turned red. I stopped and leaned against the wall. I felt very tired, as it seemed from above that the clouds were burning like blood. " And the swords of the dark blue strait and the city my friends have walked - but I stood there an earthquake of anxiety - and I felt that this would not end screaming running through nature.

These verses are interesting and have raised a good number of speculations about what the painter meant by the cry. Some theories indicate that the word red blood expresses the feelings of Monk at that time, and that the corridor depicted in the painting is the corridor that led Monk to a hospital The mental illness that he put his sister in, and that the cry is the despair and fear that Monk felt that he might end up like his sister in a mental hospital.

But also the presence of clouds in the painting adds some speculation that Mounk had already seen something that bothered him greatly while he was in a disturbed state of mind at that moment, and according to the meteorological team, the clouds that Mounk drew in his painting are very similar to a group of clouds that settle rotten clouds or mummy clouds The pearl, which is wavy lines in many strange colors, but is predominantly red.

The team says that this resemblance is not a passing resemblance because this type of clouds, despite their rarity, have formed regularly in Oslo, where Monk lived after the huge volcano erupted in 1883 AD in the South Pacific Ocean and caused changes in weather patterns in the world, and the cause of the colorful sunset Clearly in places as far away as northern Europe, and this strange weather may be one of the reasons that generated a feeling of human despair and fear in Monk, in addition to other things that affected his feelings and made him feel this fear that seemed to him will never end.