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This print titled "NOOT NOOT" by Artelele is a delightful fusion of classical art and internet culture. The image features a penguin, famously known for its endearing sound "noot noot" placed in the iconic pose from Edvard Munch's masterpiece, "The Scream". This clever digital collage art effortlessly combines humor and wit, resulting in an amusing visual experience. By incorporating elements from famous TV comics and internet memes, the artist has created a piece that resonates with contemporary audiences. The juxtaposition of the penguin's comical expression against the backdrop of Munch's intense artwork adds an unexpected twist to this composition. It playfully explores the intersection between highbrow art and popular culture. With its vibrant colors and impeccable attention to detail, this print captures attention instantly. Its ability to evoke laughter while referencing well-known cultural references makes it a perfect addition to any space seeking lightheartedness and charm. It is worth noting that this artwork falls under public domain art, ensuring its accessibility for all without commercial implications. Whether you are an animal lover or simply appreciate clever humor, "NOOT NOOT" offers endless enjoyment as it brings together two seemingly unrelated worlds into one hilarious frame.

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