Question

Key similarities between Leo Tolstoy’s the death of Ivan llyich and edvard munch painting the scream

Answer 1

The Death of Ivan Ilyich is a novella by Leo Tolstoy who was a famous Russian writer. This novella represents the agony in living a life without knowing the meaning of living that life. The Scream was painted by Edvard Munch who was a world renowned Norwegian painter. The Scream demonstrates visions of agony and therefore the common similarity between these two famous artworks is agony.

Answer 2

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"Both works are a depiction of the difficulties of everyday life.  Both works are a celebration of human life and spirituality.  Both works show the artists’ struggle with the concept of the afterlife.  Both works show emotional challenges that humans face.  Both works show human dependency on material needs."

Answer:

Both works show emotional challenges that humans face.

Explanation:

Both works show emotional challenges that humans face. That's because "The death of Ivan Ilyich" is a work that portrays the melancholy and agony of having had a shallow and empty life and feeling that he is dying without having enjoyed every moment that life provides in an intense and fun way. This causes a sense of despair, fear and regret in the protagonist.

The same can be seen in the painting "the scream", where the painted character demonstrates suffering horrible emotions such as fear, anguish, despair and agony.