There are some paintings so iconic that you can never forget them. While it’s different for everyone, Edvard Munch’s The Scream is likely one you’ll always remember. Painted in 1893, a mysterious figure holds his face to his hands and screams. Two unknown figures are in the background next to a body of water that rests beneath a vivid sunset. The painting is now seen as a symbol of anxiety, dread, and the darker parts of the human condition, but there’s also a sense of catharsis with it. Who hasn’t felt like screaming into the void? 

Today is Art Day, known for its Artist Action Figures series, created the figurine inspired by the famous painting. The Scream action figure features the subject of the painting in a three-dimensional form. It's accompanied by five paintings and one cardboard easel, along with packaging that reveals 10 fun facts about the artwork on the box.

Details

• Comes with 5 paintings and one cardboard easel.
• Action figure is 5” tall and made of PVC plastic.
• Packaging has 10 fun facts about the artwork on the box.

About Today is Art Day

David Beaulieu is the founder of Today Is Art Day, and he's made it his mission to make art history more fun and accessible to a wider audience. It was founded in 2014 as an art history social media feed on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Every day, a new story about an artist or an artwork is shared among the community of more than 65,000 art enthusiasts. Both a social media feed and toy company, Today Is Art Day aims to bring art to its fans in groundbreaking ways.