"I was just having a walk along the river (Mesna) and I just happened to stumble over this stump," Kjell Marius Mathisen, who works with cultural heritage for Oppland county council in Lillehammer, Norway, said.
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Despite Munch's poem, Mathisen said he believed the appearance of a near perfect replica of the famous painting 'The Scream' in nature was "just a coincidence".
"This is the most famous and recognisable piece of art probably in the world, so there's a lot of people who recognise the motif," Mathisen added.
3 comments:
Had that been America, they would have seen Jesus.
I was just going to say something to that effect.
Hilarious. Great minds think a like they say...
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