Opening this September is an exhibition devoted to the prints of Edvard Munch. It will feature 40 works spanning the artist’s career, most notably Death and the Woman, The Scream , Madonna and The Sick Child . Portraits of the poet, Stéphane Mallarmé, Swedish playwright, August Strindberg, and the philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche will hang alongside one of Munch’s great self portraits of 1895. Munch was an artist who continually pondered, revised and repeated his compositions, and the print versions of these iconic images are frequently regarded as his most powerful and accomplished. Other highlights of the exhibition will include examples of his unique woodcuts, a medium in which he was an innovator, most especially The Girls on the Bridge.