It appears that the Norwegian police found the stolen Munch’s “Scream” and “Madonna”.
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I offered them my inflatable scream as a substitute but they didn’t even reply.
Do visit the Munch Museum in Oslo if you get a chance. His big colorful works are well-known. I’m more fascinated by the small plaster sketches for 3D works which never were completed. Most chilling are the emaciated, haunted people which one could swear must have had the Allies’ photos as models after they finally got to Auschwitz. But these works were done a decade earlier…