Edvard Munch and the Chocolate Factory: the bitter truth behind the Freia frieze

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Edvard Munch and the Chocolate Factory: the bitter truth behind the Freia frieze

New exhibition in Oslo connects artist’s 1922 public work with the history of cocoa, the labour movement and women’s emancipation At first, to be among Edvard Munch’s Freia frieze is almost to be swept up by a dance. Across 12 canvases that are currently on display at Oslo’s Munch museum, fruit pickers’ arms reach with balletic poise, water flows from watering cans in unison, farewells are dramatically bid, and synch…