Edvard Munch, the Norwegian painter renowned for his psychologically intense works, has captivated art enthusiasts for generations with his iconic pieces, including the haunting "The Scream." A pivotal figure in the Modernist movement, Munch's exploration of themes such as isolation, love, and existential angst resonates deeply with audiences around the world.His recent retrospective at the Harvard Art Museums, focusing on the enduring motif of "Two Human Beings (The Lonely Ones)," offers a profound glimpse into his artistic journey over four decades.