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The 13ft long work, 'Dance on the Beach' (pictured), belonged to Norwegian shipowner Thomas Olsen who hung it in the first class lounge of a liner that sailed between Oslo and Newcastle.
Prof. Curt Glaser sold 'Dance on the Beach' under duress in the 1930s. Now, the 1906 masterpiece is expected to fetch $15-25 million after a deal was struck with the current owner
The painting, expected to sell for US$20 million, was first acquired by a Jewish art historian and curator who was forced to flee Europe.
Edvard Munch’s singular vision resulted in vivid, psychological artworks as he battled his demons and the eternal pull between life and death on
The large-scale painting, which has a remarkable history, is expected to fetch between $15 and $25 million.