From Beyoncé’s rage-fuelled anthem to Munch’s tortured portrait of his muse, our critics explore the art of jealousy
plays like a beautiful painting in which gorgeous people – Matt Damon, Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow, all in their late 20s – frolic against the sumptuous backdrop of the late 1950s Italian riviera. Law in particular is a bronzed god, whose Dickie Greenleaf employs his opulent lifestyle and patrician charm as weapons, turning his friends against each other, and ultimately himself in the process.
Juel appears in other iconic Munch works, including the deathly Madonna and Vampire, and the artist continued to paint versions of jealousy long after Juel had been shot by another lover.Antagonists in children’s books are often driven by envy – and sometimes protagonists are, too.
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